Hyatt Regency Boston Hotel - Page 3

The front desk staff was not as friendly, efficient or accommodating as in the past visits.

This hotel made me feel relaxed: The big fluffy beds are awesome.

The hotel had a great location, but it was very overpriced. The items in the mini refrigerator are costly. Some rooms are definitely nicer than others, even when the price is the same. My advice is to ask for a room with a decent view and all the technological stuff you can.

This hotel made me feel comfortable: The rooms were in good shape.

It was hard to find. I liked the great bed, but I was a little disappointed with the room service as it only had a few choices of food.

Overall, it's a good hotel. We had good views of the city from our room. The beds were very comfortable, but are full, not queens in the double rooms (they do have kings). The lobby access is a little odd - you have to take an elevator up to the lobby. It's convenient to transportation and many common attractions, shopping, and restaurants.

I liked the quality rooms at discount prices, water sports, historic cultural tours, warm water, and hotel views.

The maid busted in our room for turn down service while we were getting ready for dinner and while we tried to tell her we didn't need it, she started tidying up anyway.

I had a very nice experience there.

Everything was good at this hotel.

This hotel is a very nice place.

I liked the nice corner room, but the bathroom had ants. The hotel bar very small, and had run out of my favorite drink.

We had ants in the bathroom, which was not treated even though we called housekeeping. The location of the hotel was great: we walked to theatres, restaurants, shopping.

This hotel made me feel welcome: The front desk staff was excellent, very helpful in upgrading the room.

I have never slept in a more comfortable bed. I enjoyed having shops within the hotel so that I didn't have to find my way around the winding Boston streets for a toothbrush. My advice for other tourists: buy alcohol early in the day. If you want to buy any at a liquor store, you have to go into a shady part of town.

This hotel made me feel elegant: Everything was beautifully decorated. The restaurant was like being at an upper class country club.

Everything was as expected. The concierge was very insightful.

The hotel had comfortable rooms. But the elevators were slow.

This hotel made me feel respected: All of the hotel staff treated me as a valued customer. When I questioned the front desk clerk about the location of a meeting room, she escorted me to that room.

This hotel made me feel elegant: It was a sophisticated hotel, and the atmosphere produced that feeling.

This hotel made me feel extravagent: I wanted to buy things because I was being treated so well.

This hotel made me feel respected: The way they treated my family made us feel important.

This hotel made me feel sophisticated: I was pleased with the surroundings, the way my heels click on the floor, and the staff holding the doors open and greeting me.