Originally Posted by
iahphx
I assume no banner about breakfast pops up n the Hyatt website when you book one of these properties?
I've actually been to a couple of these and didn't know that breakfast was not included. I guess it's about the only time it was good to be a Globalist at a Hyatt Place! I'm sure there are otherwise a lot of annoyed Hyattt regulars.
No, no banner. It's buried deep in the seemingly 10,000-word T&Cs. I don't like it and I don't think it's appropriate, but at least it's in the rules.
Originally Posted by
iahphx
I wonder who was the first Hyatt Place manager who came up with the "high floor" inventory management tool?
I'd say Hyatt should prohibit it for hotels less than 8 stories (which would eliminate most Hyatt Places), but if they did, I'm sure there would be another clever designation invented to skirt the rules.
I agree that "high floor" is a poor upgrade but I'm against Hyatt prohibiting it based on the number of stories. What if the hotel is 10 stories high but surrounded by 50 story buildings on every side, making a level 10 upgrade worthless anyway?
There are probably numerous examples of these sorts of grievances. Personally, I don't think a hotel can have "airport" in it's name unless it offers a shuttle, for example.