Hyatt Regency San Francisco - REVIEW - MASTER THREAD
#272
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: CMH, West Coast
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I've stayed in two different balcony suite setups. One, on a high floor, had only one bathroom with no tub that was not near the balcony. The other, on a lower floor, had 1 1/2 bathrooms. The master bath did indeed have a tub (separate from the shower) with a window that overlooked the balcony.
The room with one bath on a high floor was a xx56 series. I think the other setup was the same but I don't recall.
The room with one bath on a high floor was a xx56 series. I think the other setup was the same but I don't recall.
I really liked the location of the HR although I agree that the GH is nicer.
#273
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Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: PHX
Programs: AS 75K; UA 1MM; Hyatt Globalist; Marriott LTP; Hilton Diamond (Aspire)
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As a diamond, what kind of upgrade will I receive for four night stay?
Are the amenities (lounge, breakfast) still really bad?
#275
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: Sacramento
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I've stayed in one of the lower Balcony Suites on the 3rd floor. All of the above is correct. 1.5 bathrooms was nice. The main bathroom did have a smallish spa tub right next to the window/balcony.
I really liked the location of the HR although I agree that the GH is nicer.
I really liked the location of the HR although I agree that the GH is nicer.
If anyone else is interested in a preview of rooms/suites, I posted a short video previewing the Regency Club Balcony, a One Bedroom Balcony Suite, and room 1756 (one of the less impressive of the Grande Suites)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qflOcKF55wo
#276
Join Date: Apr 2010
Programs: United 1K, Hyatt Diamond, Starwood Platinum
Posts: 119
Great deals all this week for Thanksgiving. $128 for My Elite Rate. That's the lowest I've seen since 2008 Financial Crisis.
Please, don't consider paying $450 here early December though unless you really hate your employer and/or clients.
Please, don't consider paying $450 here early December though unless you really hate your employer and/or clients.
#277
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: SMF
Programs: Delta PM, Hyatt D
Posts: 416
+1 Got that rate last night for a little holiday time in the city.
#278
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: CMH, West Coast
Programs: AA Executive Platinum, oneworld emerald
Posts: 2,741
Another stay here a few nights ago. To be fair, I've only stayed in suites here, so I can't comment on the regular rooms, but judging by my experiences so far, this is my favorite Hyatt, period.
The lounge is just fantastic, the best Hyatt one I've ever seen, in the former circular restaurant at the top of the hotel. It provides magnificent views of the SF waterfront and Bay Bridge. The food selection in the evening and at breakfast were both extensive and tasty. Unlike the GH lounge, it's easy to have a complete dinner at the HR.
My balcony suite was on the 14th floor and was again spectacular (even better view than my last one by far).
Absolutely no complaints whatsoever. A great stay again from beginning to end. The GH is also absolutely great, but the lounge and the location of the HR put it over the top for me!
The lounge is just fantastic, the best Hyatt one I've ever seen, in the former circular restaurant at the top of the hotel. It provides magnificent views of the SF waterfront and Bay Bridge. The food selection in the evening and at breakfast were both extensive and tasty. Unlike the GH lounge, it's easy to have a complete dinner at the HR.
My balcony suite was on the 14th floor and was again spectacular (even better view than my last one by far).
Absolutely no complaints whatsoever. A great stay again from beginning to end. The GH is also absolutely great, but the lounge and the location of the HR put it over the top for me!
#279
Join Date: Sep 2012
Posts: 4,431
Quick question-- on the SF Regency Club website, it says that Regency Club accomodations are an extra $75, based on single occupancy. I just booked 2 nights on points for RC room next week for my wife and I. I assume we won't have to pay extra for her to have access to the Club lounge?
#280
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Join Date: Jul 1999
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Hello DaveInLA,
Thanks for your question and happy to assist. If you book the Regency Club directly, it will cover Club access and benefits for number of guests on your reservation. The amounts quoted on the website were regarding upgrading to Regency Club at check in which is subject to availability.
I am certain you will have a fantastic time at Hyatt Regency San Francisco with those fabulous views. Thank you for choosing Hyatt!
Safe travels,
Julie B--Hyatt Guest Relations
Thanks for your question and happy to assist. If you book the Regency Club directly, it will cover Club access and benefits for number of guests on your reservation. The amounts quoted on the website were regarding upgrading to Regency Club at check in which is subject to availability.
I am certain you will have a fantastic time at Hyatt Regency San Francisco with those fabulous views. Thank you for choosing Hyatt!
Safe travels,
Julie B--Hyatt Guest Relations
#281
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Join Date: Mar 2013
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Is the Embarcadero Suite worth a ~$65/night upgrade on a 2 night points stay (that is occurring before July 31st so will end up netting to 24k points for the stay due to 20% CC holder rebate)?
Related question - would that upgrade include RC access?
Related question - would that upgrade include RC access?
#282
Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: Chicago
Posts: 425
Paid suite upgrades in the United States do not include RC access.
#284
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OT - but every time this thread gets bumped back to the front page of the Hyatt forum, and I notice the thread starter, it makes me think of how strange life is, and how our internet life can be such a poor reflection of our real life.
and now, back to your regularly scheduled programming...
and now, back to your regularly scheduled programming...
#285