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Valet parking only - $47 for overnight parking
2 bottles of water daily, provided by front desk upon request
Hotel restaurant does not participate in World of Hyatt - not point earning restaurant.
2 bottles of water daily, provided by front desk upon request
Hotel restaurant does not participate in World of Hyatt - not point earning restaurant.
Hyatt Centric Downtown Portland, Oregon - REVIEW MASTER THREAD
#16
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Seattle
Programs: Alaska & Hyatt
Posts: 244
I stayed here over the weekend. You get a voucher from the front desk for breakfast at the cafe in the lobby. I departed the hotel before the cafe opened so I can't speak on the food.
#17
Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: SEA
Posts: 2,021
Masia's own website says it is permanently shut down: https://www.masiapdx.com
Too bad, it was a fantastic Globalist breakfast.
#18
formerly wchinchen
Join Date: Sep 2013
Location: Honolulu
Programs: AA CK, UA 1K, Hyatt Globalist
Posts: 1,199
Masia is closed. The staff obtains local eateries food options for breakfast and lunch/dinner options. There are vegetarian and non vegetarian options. Veggie burrito for example. Overall, not as good as Masia, but at least they are supporting local eateries.
#20
formerly wchinchen
Join Date: Sep 2013
Location: Honolulu
Programs: AA CK, UA 1K, Hyatt Globalist
Posts: 1,199
They have an amazing, warm, and friendly team running the show throughout the entire pandemic. The managers are friendly, approachable, and bring the best out of Hyatt.
Ask them about their new hotel puppy when you arrive.
#21
Join Date: Dec 2010
Posts: 9
Stayed here twice recently as a Globalist using free night certs. They're still doing the voucher for breakfast at the cafe. Some of the non-breakfasty items are also available as options like the turkey sandwich. There's limited parking dropoff space up front where the valet also is and the surrounding street parking spots were always full while I was there. I didn't get a room upgrade either time but the rooms are nice enough for what they are. Decor reminds me of an Andaz with the amenities of, well, a Centric. Friendly and fast check-in though!
#22
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: USA
Programs: 1K 1MM; Bonvoy Ambassador; Nat'l EE; Hertz PC; Hyatt Globalist
Posts: 2,461
Stayed here on a expiring free night cert. Was upgraded to a suite after texting with the front desk before check in. Still doing voucher breakfast with no restaurant, it's pathetic. Neither my girlfriend or I eat eggs, and the selection was a couple egg breakfast sandwiches or egg bowls. I didn't end up using my cert and asked for 2000 points instead which was denied. The length to which properties are still blaming the pandemic yet taking reservations is ridiculous,
#24
Join Date: Sep 2019
Location: Los Angeles
Programs: Hyatt Globalist, Hilton Diamond
Posts: 4,683
Whiskey Library (Members Only) $10 Daily
Just kidding, I am fairly interested as well because I would love to stay here but cash rates tend to be $100-$120 making a points redemption illogical even though its the only way to get comped parking.
Heres to hoping Q4 includes Complimentary parking for Globalists on paid stays.
#25
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: MFR
Programs: Alaska MVP, Hyatt Globalist
Posts: 714
I really enjoyed this hotel. Great location for walking and hopping on the streetcar and MAX train. We left our car with valet (free for Globalist on award stay) and didn't think about it for 3 days.
Globalist breakfast was good enough. Each person gets a main, a snack, and a drink, and they seem to interpret those pretty liberally. Not a lot of choices though.
It's unfortunate that the restaurant closed but the space is now great for getting work done. Too bad the coffee goes away after breakfast time.
Finally, the studio queen rooms are nice for a family. There's a fullsize couch in a little nook. They were happy to give us extra bedding and my kid really enjoyed her little cave.
Globalist breakfast was good enough. Each person gets a main, a snack, and a drink, and they seem to interpret those pretty liberally. Not a lot of choices though.
It's unfortunate that the restaurant closed but the space is now great for getting work done. Too bad the coffee goes away after breakfast time.
Finally, the studio queen rooms are nice for a family. There's a fullsize couch in a little nook. They were happy to give us extra bedding and my kid really enjoyed her little cave.
#26
formerly wchinchen
Join Date: Sep 2013
Location: Honolulu
Programs: AA CK, UA 1K, Hyatt Globalist
Posts: 1,199
Hi everyone,
Happy to announce the Portland Hyatt Centric finally got an in-house restaurant, staffed by Hyatt, and curated by a Michelin Star chef. The have a bar going from 4PM-10PM ish. They'll start having dinner soon, hopefully by Sunday of this week.
I had their breakfast today, and had their vegetarian squash hash with Kale, and it was decent. Best that I can remember: Continental breakfast, Buckwheat pancakes, breakfast hash, and couple more items. The breakfast came with four small sides: fried potatoes, overnight oat like dish, yogurt with granola, and another fruit in yogurt dish. Their house made hot sauce is delicious.
Happy to announce the Portland Hyatt Centric finally got an in-house restaurant, staffed by Hyatt, and curated by a Michelin Star chef. The have a bar going from 4PM-10PM ish. They'll start having dinner soon, hopefully by Sunday of this week.
I had their breakfast today, and had their vegetarian squash hash with Kale, and it was decent. Best that I can remember: Continental breakfast, Buckwheat pancakes, breakfast hash, and couple more items. The breakfast came with four small sides: fried potatoes, overnight oat like dish, yogurt with granola, and another fruit in yogurt dish. Their house made hot sauce is delicious.
#27
formerly a193991
Original Poster
Join Date: Dec 2014
Location: Zulu Romeo Hotel
Programs: Hyatt LT Globalist; LX SEN (*A Gold), AA LTG
Posts: 4,528
Hi everyone,
Happy to announce the Portland Hyatt Centric finally got an in-house restaurant, staffed by Hyatt, and curated by a Michelin Star chef. The have a bar going from 4PM-10PM ish. They'll start having dinner soon, hopefully by Sunday of this week.
I had their breakfast today, and had their vegetarian squash hash with Kale, and it was decent. Best that I can remember: Continental breakfast, Buckwheat pancakes, breakfast hash, and couple more items. The breakfast came with four small sides: fried potatoes, overnight oat like dish, yogurt with granola, and another fruit in yogurt dish. Their house made hot sauce is delicious.
Happy to announce the Portland Hyatt Centric finally got an in-house restaurant, staffed by Hyatt, and curated by a Michelin Star chef. The have a bar going from 4PM-10PM ish. They'll start having dinner soon, hopefully by Sunday of this week.
I had their breakfast today, and had their vegetarian squash hash with Kale, and it was decent. Best that I can remember: Continental breakfast, Buckwheat pancakes, breakfast hash, and couple more items. The breakfast came with four small sides: fried potatoes, overnight oat like dish, yogurt with granola, and another fruit in yogurt dish. Their house made hot sauce is delicious.
[RUMOR] 2023 Globalist breakfast devaluations (replaced w/ points)
#28
Join Date: Aug 2003
Posts: 2,338
Keep your eyes on this gem
Michelin star chef delivers amazing gastronomy for breakfast. Dinner debuts 3/6.
The continental breakfast. Is more like an intercontinental breakfast. Amaranth grains, Ambrosia salad, yoghurt parfait, and more joined by Portland roasters coffee. Great team. All the best. Thank you.
The continental breakfast. Is more like an intercontinental breakfast. Amaranth grains, Ambrosia salad, yoghurt parfait, and more joined by Portland roasters coffee. Great team. All the best. Thank you.
#29
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: The place where it gets so hot in the summer some planes can't take off.
Programs: Marriott LT Titanium, WoH Globalist, National EE, United Platinum
Posts: 1,442
Looks good. Sad that the prior restaurant had to shut down. They offered the best Hyatt breakfast I have had in the US... Spanish breakfast torta was fantastic.
#30
formerly wchinchen
Join Date: Sep 2013
Location: Honolulu
Programs: AA CK, UA 1K, Hyatt Globalist
Posts: 1,199
Agree, the current place is not at the same level as the prior restaurant, Masia. The flavor profile of Masia was spot on, and the best breakfast burrito I ever had. I would recommend the Daily Feast, about a block away from the Hyatt Centric. They have excellent diner-style breakfast options, and a great group of staff.