Hyatt Regency Pittsburgh International Airport

Kristina 

on Insider Pages

3 years ago

great Hyatt Regency offers majestic views of the Rocky Mountains. Located just 10 miles from downtown, a perfect upscale ambiance for a business meeting, conference, or simply an elegant leisure experience. 

Ivory 

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3 years ago

Nice rooms You can't beat the price they gave us ($79 for rooms Wednesday through Sunday) and the hotel was recently remodeled and is beautiful. My only problem is that they wouldn't comp me a room even though we had 30 rooms booked through our party and they didn't "realize" that I was the bride and thus should maybe do something for our wedding night until 2 hours before the wedding (I stayed Friday night as well) and then they said they'd upgrade me to a slightly bigger room but since they told me this as I was walking ou... read more

Sarah 

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3 years ago

Hyatt Regency Lost Pines is a close resort to Dallas. Lost Pines is a great resort for a family trip. They have ajoining rooms available. We took advantage of the meals, horse back riding, the lazy river and pool, played in the sand beach, movies on the lawn, fun room in the hotel with a bounce house, wii and board games (great when it was so hot), and the kids went a couple of times to Camp Hyatt. 

Jennifer 

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3 years ago

Fun but way too expensive. This was a great family vacation. There are lots of activities from horse back riding, resort style pool with lazy river, golf, and spa. The rooms were very clean and the staff was wonderful. Unfortunately it is so expensive to vacation there that we are not sure if we will go back. The rooms are per night and most of the activities cost extra as well as the food and buffets are outrageously overpriced. The kids buffet was $13.95 for dinner. If we go back we will be taking some of our own food and ... read more

Dawn 

on Insider Pages

3 years ago

Right in the city This is an older hotel with lots of heart. We loved the place. It is right downtown and close to the Shark Tank. You feel like you have gone back in time and that is compliment. I so recommend this place to stay 

Nirvana 

on Insider Pages

3 years ago

excellent hotel ive stayed at this hotel maybe twice in the past and had excellent service both times. I love their complimentary cappucino :). It's also within walking distance of several locations for sight seeing. 

Rolonda 

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3 years ago

A Great Place to stay and eat! Nice small hotel in mid-town Manhattan. Walking distance from Penn Station. The building is very old (original home of Life Magazine). This hotel doesn't have anything fancy but it does have an elevator and there are large rooms for 4 if you are traveling with large party. The rooms are clean and the beds are very comfortable. Conveniently located and priced for tourists. 

Jessica 

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3 years ago

My Favorite Hotel in NYC My mom and I travel to NYC alot, and we've stayed at an array of places, including the Waldorf-Astoria. However, the Herald Square hotel is the best place we've stayed. It's an old-apartment building, so it has a very homey feel. The lobby is more of an apartment-lobby than a hotel lobby, and it is very basic, and the staff buzzes you in instead of having a doorman. However, in the lobby, there are some tables and chairs. There is also a cappuccino machine and coffee machines in the lobby. The rooms ... read more

ashley 

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3 years ago

Hyatt, but no Regency Comfortable hotels with decent rooms, but I was surprised that this was a Regency-the may need an update or two. The pool area was nice, but kind of small. The bar staff was not the nicest-if you're a loud group, I'd suggest going elsewhere to have drinks or going outside.