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Hotel Size:
500 Rooms , 22 Floors
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Amenities
- Pets accepted
- Family Rooms
- Fitness center
- Wheelchair accessible
- Business center
- Restaurant
- Meeting rooms
- Non-smoking rooms
- Data port
- Dry cleaning/laundry
Hyatt Regency Boston is located one block from Boston Common and approximately five miles from Logan International Airport. Hotel amenities include the indoor pool, sauna, eucalyptus steam room, massage rooms, sun deck, exercise equipment, and renowned restaurant, Avenue One. All rooms feature cable TV, air-conditioning, hairdryers, irons and ironing boards, coffeemakers, high-speed Internet access, dataports, and voicemail.
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Trip Advisor Reviews
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Worst Hyatt Regency I've ever stayed at
Stayed at many Hyatt's in different cities/countries. This one definitely left an impression, a very bad one. Dirty carpet, really old furnitur...
Nice enough. Good location. General complaint about "upscale" hotel charges.
A friend of mine has a Holiday Inn franchise and I asked him why the "upscale" hotels such as the Hyatt Regency and a Sheraton I stayed in rece...
Definitely not 4 stars!
The only great thing about the hotel is the location. It is close to Chinatown, the Theater District, Boston Common and Quincy Market. However,...
Good Hotel - Very Good Location
The Hyatt is a good hotel - not a 4 star - but a solid 3 star. Location is very good, walk 2-4 blocks to theater district, 2 blocks to Boston C...
Another Nice Stay
This is the third time I've received a great rate on this hotel through an online bidding site. Amazing Value!! It is always clean, the staff i...
Not terrible, but not perfect!
We stayed at Hyatt for 7 days for $100/night through Priceline. I personally think we overpaid. I wouldn't consider this specific Hyatt a four ...
Yahoo Travel Reviews
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Couldn't be better
Maybe it isn't brand new everywhere you look but it is more than nice. Staff could be rated 6 star. Loved our 3 day weekend and can't imagine h...
service was great but hotel was a dump
Attended a seminer for 3 days expecting the top o the line facilities. In the hotel lobby they have a sign announcing a recent 10 million doll...
Wonderful Experience!
My wife and I have stayed in many hotels and resorts in the US and Caribbean and have to say that our time spent at the Hyatt Regency in Downto...
Well worth it!
We found the service and accommodations in this hotel to be much better than the few negative reviews we read on this site. The hotel was quit...
I am not pleased
My wife and myself stay there for 7 days. Location of the hotel is ok. Carpets are very dirty, stain in the bed linen. Room service make the be...
Bed bugs in the room!
I've had two separate stays at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Boston. The first stay was pleasant enough - staff was friendly and although the m...
Travelocity Reviews
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This was a nice hotel. Very close to the T train which was very convient for us since we didn't have a car. The staff was helful with anything you wanted to know. I have say, the bed was awsome after a long day of walking around. We will come back again.
This is a nice hotel with good service, especially with any requests I made, such as asking for a quiet room away from the elevators and getting an extended checkout time without fee. Housekeeping was very good as well. The location is nice as far as being able to walk around to Faneuil Hall, the aquarium, the harbor, Newbury Street, Copley Square, Chinatown, and basically where ever I was headed to. Located close but not too close to subway stations made it easy to get around when I didn't want to walk. The doormen were good, and security seemed decent; there is no street level access to room floors. The bed was nice, room decent sized, and the bathroom fine. While I didn't expect it, for some reason the free in-room coffee was very good! The view out the window wasn't much to write home about but that was probably due to my particular room. Didn't try room service as there are plenty other places to eat a short walk away. The pool and health center were acceptable though on the small size. Nice bar and lobby area. Only complaint would be that it is very pricey which is somewhat expected for a downtown hotel in a big city; however, the prices in Boston seem inordinately high. I had a pleasant stay and would consider staying here again depending on the rate.
I came here with my 13 year old daughter very wary of staying on the edge of Chinatown but the service and security were excellent. Conceirge personnel and front desk were exceptional. Fitness center and pool are very nice. Food in the dining room is quite expensive but tasty. We really enjoyed the excellent view from our room and were so close to everything we walked almost everywhere. I will stay here again and recommend this hotel to anyone.
I got a suggestion to stay here using my Gold Awards for 2 nights. During checkout, I was informed that the awards confirmation wasn't valid anymore and got charged a random rate.Staff and Management were totally unhelpful and unwilling during this situation, took no responsibility in mixup.Facilities are in decay, a section between hotel and gym looks like walking in an abandoned hospital. Rooms are also outdated.Best adivise, behare of what you sign during check-in.
I was very impressed by the friendly staff. After first day they remembered my name. Nice central location. The doorman always offered directions or a cab.
Had a great stay in one of my favorite cities. The hotel is conveniently located a few blocks from South Station which mackes getting to the hotel from the airport a snap. Its a long walk from the hotel to the convention center but on a nie day, the walk is faster than sitting in a cab! The hotel is right at downtown crossing so there is shopping all around, Boylston Street and Newbury Street have more great shopping and are walking distance. Emerson College and theater district is right there too. A short cab ride brings you to the North End for delicious Italian food.Really comfy beds and nice rooms though they are a little small. Friendly helpful staff too! I would stay there again no doubt!
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