Hyatt Regency New Orleans

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Steve S.
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Hyatt Regency New Orleans

  • June 6, 2005
  • Rated 3 of 5 by rpayne87 from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
The initial appearance seemed nice, and check-in was quick and easy. The staff could have smiled more. The room was nice, but nothing to write home about. The beds were almost as hard as the average low- to medium-priced motels. Pillows were, I believe, a feather type, which made them almost useless. The bathroom was in need of repair in the tub area (the tile was coming lose and the Formica was coming up) and around the sink area.

From journal Weekend in New Orleans

Hyatt Regency New Orleans

  • August 15, 2003
  • Rated 4 of 5 by cassidy90 from Chesapeake, Virginia
The Hyatt is a lot like most other. It is a huge building that is very extravagant and beautiful. Our stay there was very pleasant. The rooms were sizable and very clean.

The Superdome is very close and there are two restaurants inside. The location puts you within walking distance of the French Quarter. We took a cab out, but ended up walking back to the hotel at night. The route back is sort of deserted, because you're close to the business section, but seemed relatively safe.

The night's stay was excellent and the hotel would be great for a business traveller, but I wouldn't recommend it if you really want to experience New Orleans. There are too many interesting small hotels in the Quarter that are less expensive.

From journal Weekends in the French Quarter

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Hyatt Regency New Orleans

  • September 29, 2001
  • Rated 2 of 5 by KJP from Dallas, Texas
This hotel is adjacent to the Superdome and is located about a dozen blocks from the French Quarter. They offer Hyatt guests a free shuttle service to Harrah's Casino and the French Quarter that runs every 15-20 minutes until 12:45a.m. During peak hours (before or after dinner), however, there may be more people wanting a ride than the shuttle can accommodate, leaving you to your own devices (hoofing it or catching a cab) or waiting for the next one. Clean, small rooms, but thin walls. While the Hyatt is within walking distance of the French Quarter, I doubt a female travelling alone would want to make that trek after dark. We only stayed here because it was a function of business travel. A better alternative, and closer to the French Quarter, is Le Pavillion, 833 Poydras St. (at Baronne St.), 1.800.535.9095.

From journal A Night in the French Quarter

Hyatt Regency

  • January 15, 2001
  • Rated 4 of 5 by Steve S. from Kansas City, Missouri
The Hyatt will certainly live up to your expectations in a hotel. The hotel has a 30 or so story open atrium complete with glass elevators and several restaurants and bars, including the city''s only revolving restaurant. The hotel is usually reasonably busy due it''s extensive use as a conference host, but this shouldn''t scare you off from staying here. If you''re attending an event at the Super Dome, you''re only a few feet away but if you''re visiting New Orleans for the French Quarter and it''s other tourist destinations, the Hyatt operates a shuttle that runs every 15 minutes with 2 stops, one at the Harrah''s Casino and next to Jack''s Brewery on the river.

If you can''t find enough to entertain you in the hotel itself, there is a small mall attached to the hotel with a food court and several gift shops among the many name brand stores.

Overall, the Hyatt was a wonderful hotel that I will probably return to and I think that once you''ve stayed here you will do the same.

From journal A weekend in New Orleans

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