Hyatt Regency Sacramento REVIEW - MASTER THREAD
#91
Join Date: Jul 1999
Location: Sacramento, CA
Programs: AA Exec Plat, Hyatt,Marriott,BA,AS
Posts: 4,428
Had a stay this past Friday night. Asked for an executive corner king at check in, got one on the 9th floor. Stayed on a nice BRG rate of $110 a night, almost 4500 total points for the stay after the 1K amenity and 2.5K for club closure.
Once again ordered off the regular menu versus taking the buffet, all charges were removed. Not sure if this is a laid back policy of buffet only but I've been successful twice in a row now. The banana, avocado and kale smoothie is excellent.
Once again ordered off the regular menu versus taking the buffet, all charges were removed. Not sure if this is a laid back policy of buffet only but I've been successful twice in a row now. The banana, avocado and kale smoothie is excellent.
#92
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Formerly of SacTown, Cali
Posts: 1,243
3 weekend stays in a row have been told of the complimentary buffet (or order off menu) which is a great Diamond benefit to me. However, all three times we have had to contact hotel after the stay for charges to actually be removed. It's a bit frustrating. I still like the hotel and it's great location near the booming downtown but this is frustrating.
#93
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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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3 weekend stays in a row have been told of the complimentary buffet (or order off menu) which is a great Diamond benefit to me. However, all three times we have had to contact hotel after the stay for charges to actually be removed. It's a bit frustrating. I still like the hotel and it's great location near the booming downtown but this is frustrating.
#94
Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: MLB Spring Training park AZ, USA
Programs: Globallist
Posts: 287
As far as AM Breakfast on weekends. was GREAT. Would just tell the Server I was a Diamond member. Maybe throw in a "Do you KNOW who I am? As I flash my Diamond card)
#95
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Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: PHX
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btw, I had an extended e-mail discussion with the property about internet. They advised me that the system has been substantially upgraded, though I have yet to test that out.
#96
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: SFO
Programs: UA Silver, Hyatt Mid-Tier, Marriott PP/Lifetime Platinum
Posts: 101
Happy to report the HR Sacramento is renovating rooms. Got upgraded without asking
to a one-bedroom suite with modern furnishings. Love the gigantic TV too.
Club lounge closed tomorrow AM but getting a buffet breakfast instead. Hopefully won't run into
billing issues like some of you have endured.
to a one-bedroom suite with modern furnishings. Love the gigantic TV too.
Club lounge closed tomorrow AM but getting a buffet breakfast instead. Hopefully won't run into
billing issues like some of you have endured.
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#97
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Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: PHX
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I actually prefer the corner rooms to the suites at this property due to noise from the elevator lobby and buses parked out front on L Street, and have a "do not upgrade to Park Capitol Suite" in my profile.
#98
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: SFO
Programs: UA Silver, Hyatt Mid-Tier, Marriott PP/Lifetime Platinum
Posts: 101
so rooms by the elevator don't bother me in the least. I slept just fine last night!
#99
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#100
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Stayed on points Saturday night before Easter.
Upgrade to Park Capitol Suite was offered but turned down in favor of Executive Corner (which is IMO the better room). Valet parking pro-actively comped.
Hotel was an absolute zoo. They set up the brunch buffet in the middle of the lobby. Not clear what they would have done for Diamond breakfast amenity (we had plans outside the hotel, so didn't test it). Took 45 minutes to get our car from the valets.
Internet still atrocious, despite several e-mails from staff promising they had fixed it. I likely won't be back. Nonfunctioning internet just not an option for me.
Upgrade to Park Capitol Suite was offered but turned down in favor of Executive Corner (which is IMO the better room). Valet parking pro-actively comped.
Hotel was an absolute zoo. They set up the brunch buffet in the middle of the lobby. Not clear what they would have done for Diamond breakfast amenity (we had plans outside the hotel, so didn't test it). Took 45 minutes to get our car from the valets.
Internet still atrocious, despite several e-mails from staff promising they had fixed it. I likely won't be back. Nonfunctioning internet just not an option for me.
#101
#102
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: USA & UK -- AA EXP 3.5MM, Hyatt Diamond, SPG Plat, Avis President's Club
Posts: 6,411
Checked in recently for a three-night stay. The middle night was paid (and I used a suite upgrade). The 1st night was on points and the 3rd night was a Cat 1-4 free night certificate.
Hotel upgraded me to a very roomy suite for all three nights. (Minor observation: with no door between bedroom and living room, those of us who work late at night had to do so in reduced light, so as not to wake others).
Parking was comped all three nights.
Breakfast the first two mornings was in the club. Very nice space, with outdoor tables shaded by large umbrellas. Great service in the club.
Breakfast on Saturday was in the restaurant.
Upon checkin, they handed me a little card explaining the Globalist benefits. The card said that I should take a bottle of water each day from the in-room refrigerator / mini-bar.
Upon checkout, I was surprised to be billed for breakfast in the restaurant and also for three bottles of water (at $4 each) from the mini-bar. A quick call to the front desk and the spurious charges were removed.
Wi-fi speed was fast ; last year's issues with speed seem to be be corrected now.
With great accommodations, fantastic location, good service, quality breakfast and reasonable pricing, I'm already looking forward to the next stay at this superb hotel
Hotel upgraded me to a very roomy suite for all three nights. (Minor observation: with no door between bedroom and living room, those of us who work late at night had to do so in reduced light, so as not to wake others).
Parking was comped all three nights.
Breakfast the first two mornings was in the club. Very nice space, with outdoor tables shaded by large umbrellas. Great service in the club.
Breakfast on Saturday was in the restaurant.
Upon checkin, they handed me a little card explaining the Globalist benefits. The card said that I should take a bottle of water each day from the in-room refrigerator / mini-bar.
Upon checkout, I was surprised to be billed for breakfast in the restaurant and also for three bottles of water (at $4 each) from the mini-bar. A quick call to the front desk and the spurious charges were removed.
Wi-fi speed was fast ; last year's issues with speed seem to be be corrected now.
With great accommodations, fantastic location, good service, quality breakfast and reasonable pricing, I'm already looking forward to the next stay at this superb hotel
#103
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Egham, Surrey, UK
Programs: Mucci Champion des Champions, BAG4L, *A Gold, HH DIA, Hyatt Explorist, Hertz Gold, Avis President
Posts: 3,416
Stayed there over a weekend so no RC. Didn't get any extra points for lounge closure - is something that changed with WoH?
Upgraded to a very large recently refurbished suite which was a plus. We had dinner one evening at Dawsons and we were very happy with the meal and the service.
Breakfast was a bit of a let down. Very basic buffet overrun by kids pawing at the food.
Upgraded to a very large recently refurbished suite which was a plus. We had dinner one evening at Dawsons and we were very happy with the meal and the service.
Breakfast was a bit of a let down. Very basic buffet overrun by kids pawing at the food.
#104
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Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: PHX
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