Polar Opposites
Apr 4, 2006, 11:55 am
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Polar Opposites
I was in San Jose on business this past weekend and stayed at the Hyatt San Jose. Really not that bad especially for the price booked on Hyatt.com for 79 a night. The work out room needs some work but the bed was comfortable and the staff was great.
However, I stayed at the Grand Hyatt San Fran on Sunday night. It was a great property. It is now in my top 3 Hyatt properties list. The view and the hotel was amazing.
Can anyone think of two properties within an hour or so of each other that are such polor opposites as the Hyatt San Jose and Grand Hyatt San Fran.
However, I stayed at the Grand Hyatt San Fran on Sunday night. It was a great property. It is now in my top 3 Hyatt properties list. The view and the hotel was amazing.
Can anyone think of two properties within an hour or so of each other that are such polor opposites as the Hyatt San Jose and Grand Hyatt San Fran.
Apr 4, 2006, 2:04 pm
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Originally Posted by Manthis1
I was in San Jose on business this past weekend and stayed at the Hyatt San Jose. Really not that bad especially for the price booked on Hyatt.com for 79 a night. The work out room needs some work but the bed was comfortable and the staff was great.
However, I stayed at the Grand Hyatt San Fran on Sunday night. It was a great property. It is now in my top 3 Hyatt properties list. The view and the hotel was amazing.
Can anyone think of two properties within an hour or so of each other that are such polor opposites as the Hyatt San Jose and Grand Hyatt San Fran.
However, I stayed at the Grand Hyatt San Fran on Sunday night. It was a great property. It is now in my top 3 Hyatt properties list. The view and the hotel was amazing.
Can anyone think of two properties within an hour or so of each other that are such polor opposites as the Hyatt San Jose and Grand Hyatt San Fran.
DC: New Park vs. any other Hyatt pretty much (Grand, Capitol Hill, Bethesda, Crystal City)
Chicago: Park vs. Rosemont/O'Hare
The list goes on. Especially for cities with a PH and cheap ones.
Apr 4, 2006, 4:48 pm
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Originally Posted by Manthis1
I was in San Jose on business this past weekend and stayed at the Hyatt San Jose. Really not that bad especially for the price booked on Hyatt.com for 79 a night. The work out room needs some work but the bed was comfortable and the staff was great.
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Apr 5, 2006, 4:44 pm
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Originally Posted by R xTravel
Did you stay at the new San Jose Hyatt ...
Apr 5, 2006, 7:59 pm
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Originally Posted by aa4ever
Tokyo: Park vs. Century
DC: New Park vs. any other Hyatt pretty much (Grand, Capitol Hill, Bethesda, Crystal City)
Chicago: Park vs. Rosemont/O'Hare
The list goes on. Especially for cities with a PH and cheap ones.
DC: New Park vs. any other Hyatt pretty much (Grand, Capitol Hill, Bethesda, Crystal City)
Chicago: Park vs. Rosemont/O'Hare
The list goes on. Especially for cities with a PH and cheap ones.
That said, I am sitting in my room at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo, (Roppongi) which is also amazing. They've upgraded us to a nice suite and the staff is amazing.
I don't think one can go wrong with any of the hotels in this city - as you can in some other cities.
Nice view of Mt. Fuji this morning, but it's gone now with the haze.
Off to HR Kyoto tomorrow for the Cherry Blossoms. ^
Apr 6, 2006, 5:16 am
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Originally Posted by RayinMaui
But I really like the Century Hyatt! Great staff, very attentive, just like the PHT for 1/3 to 1/2 the price. And with a RC!
That said, I am sitting in my room at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo, (Roppongi) which is also amazing. They've upgraded us to a nice suite and the staff is amazing.
That said, I am sitting in my room at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo, (Roppongi) which is also amazing. They've upgraded us to a nice suite and the staff is amazing.
Also, I really like the GHT, but I'm sure it's competing a bit more with the PHT than the CHT.
Apr 6, 2006, 10:39 am
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I would say the HR Monterey and the PH Carmel, but on second thought they are both dumps. It is just one of them makes no pretense about it, and the other one thinks it is the Post Ranch Inn.
Apr 6, 2006, 10:57 am
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Originally Posted by Pickles
I would say the HR Monterey and the PH Carmel, but on second thought they are both dumps. It is just one of them makes no pretense about it, and the other one thinks it is the Post Ranch Inn.