Hyatt Regency Phoenix

In Short
Located downtown in the center of city bustle, the Hyatt Regency is classy and convenient for business travelers and conventioneers. It boasts 42,000 square feet of exibit space and business-oriented amenities, and the facilities include in-house audio-visual services, secretarial assistance and currency exchange. For casual cocktail meetings or to relax in the evening, there's the Compass Revolving Rooftop Restaurant and Lounge, serving regional American cuisine with a panoramic view of the city and desert landscape.

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User Reviews for Hyatt Regency Phoenix

Nice hotel...not much to do in immediate area unless going to sporting events...

02/23/2008 Posted by Robyn13

My cousin and I planned a spring '07 girls vacation to the Phoenix area. We got a great combo package that included staying here at the Hyatt. The hotel was nice and clean, friendly staff, and had a small but nice pool. The rooms were smaller and darker than we'd imagined, but not bad. Parking was a problem - they have a garage but you have to walk a bit. You might want to call ahead to make sure parking is available, as we had to deal with construction and finding OUR OWN PARKING for half of our stay. There is a cute/quaint outdoor shopping complex within walking distance - starbucks, pizza, subway, cute shops and a couple restaurants. We also walked to an Aveda Salon where we had a great time getting facials and manicures/pedicures. The girls there were very nice and personable. If you are coming to Phoenix for a professional sporting event, you can walk from the Hyatt. However, there's not much else around the hotel. We were disappointed to not be able to walk to restaurants or bars, or really even drive a short distance to any. If you are looking for more attractions - shopping, dining, nightlife, I'd recommend staying further out a bit. The weather was perfect the entire week. Scottsdale is a short drive away, and has several different style shopping/artsy areas with plenty of restaurants and entertainment. Sedona is a two hour drive but absolutely worth the trip! Another unique trait of downtown Phoenix was the helpful people who's job is to actually walk around the city looking to help people find their way! That was a welcome treat! Overall, our trip was very nice, and for the price (about $650 for air/hotel/rental car for a week pp), I would stay at the Hyatt again, and just have to drive a bit to find things to do.

Pros: Walk to sporting events, aveda salon, quiet

Cons: Nothing to do around hotel, must drive elsewhere

Great Romantic Get-a Way

09/29/2005 Posted by joesixpack

Plenty sporting and entertainment hapenings within a short walk. Regularly offers special deals for that romantic break. Probably the best complete New Years Eve Party package in the state.

Pros: down town location