Hyatt Regency Houston

The Scene
This 30-floor, high-rise hotel looks right at home among the gleaming monuments to capitalism that line Houston's downtown streets. With almost a thousand rooms, it's a perennial favorite for both leisure and business travelers seeking reliable comfort in a convenient location.

The Details
A turn-of-the-millennium renovation brought new furnishings and enhanced luxury to meeting rooms, public areas and restaurants, as well as updates to all 30 suites, with new wall coverings, furniture, carpeting and granite in the bathrooms. Custom built-in closets replaced the freestanding armoires, which some guests found limiting in terms of space. Standard guest rooms are decorated in earth tones with a soft chair and reading lamp (what better place to put to use your complimentary robe) and a small work area--convenient for business travelers who don't need to spread out. Turndown service is available.

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User Reviews for Hyatt Regency Houston

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Still the best

05/03/2004 Posted by michelle83

I first came to the Hyatt downtown during my senior prom way back in '79. My date took me to Spindletop...WOW! I thought that was the coolest restaurant I had ever seen. I decided to bring my husband to Spindletop to see how it had changed. It was superb. We enjoyed a fabulous candlelit dinner and watched the buildings and cars below go by. It was just as I remembered it only updated with a much better menu. The funny thing was seeing at least five other couples experiencing their prom night there too!

Pros: great menu, free valet parking, quiet

night of love

12/24/2002 Posted by mainstkids

This is the place to bring you new love or someone special. the romatic Houston sky line and the romantic atmosphere will make your love one feel like a queen.

Pros: open lounge, inexpensive, great food

Cons: expensive parking, some old rooms