Stay Report: Hyatt Place Atlanta/Buckhead
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From the outside, the hotel looks newly build but the location is bit
odd. The hotel is located in complex
with other buildings – with an apartment building located on the main road; the
entrance located next to that in which you drive down to access the hotel; a parking
garage; a restaurant; and then the exit.
The parking garage is not attached to the hotel and is shared with the
apartments and the restaurants – the hotel is allotted floors 3 and 6 of the 6
story garage. The main entrance of the garage is on floor 2. From the garage, you take the elevator down
to the main level where you walk to the access the main entrance of the hotel.
When you enter the hotel, it looks modern and fresh. As you enter, the check-in desks (more
circular) is in front of you and connected to the check-in is a bar where you
can order food or just relax. Next to
the check-in desk is a business center as well as the area where the
complimentary breakfast is served in the mornings. Beyond the check in are the elevators - which
are narrow and slow. 4 people barely fit into an elevator - or only 2 people
and their luggage. This was the first
sign of the narrowness of the hotel – which is more reminiscent of European
hotels rather than American-style hotels.
The hallway to the rooms are also narrow, making it hard for 2
people to pass each other; and the narrowness continues into the room. As
you enter the room, on left is a counter with a sink, coffee, and a fridge and
across from that is a desk. Across from
these are the couches - one of which can turn into a sofa bed – a very
uncomfortable one at that. There is a
‘partition’ between the 'living room' and the bedroom, and I put it in quotes
because it only extends half way while the remaining section is open so it does
not provide a lot of privacy. Next to
the desk is a chest with drawers on the bottom and a TV on top – the TV can be
turned to face either the bedroom or living area.
Further into the room, on right side is the bathroom while on left
side is the bed. I had requested a room
with 2 double beds but instead got a room with a king bed – when I talked to
the front desk they were not helpful at all so I had to stick with the king
size bed. The bed was in the middle of
the room with a night stand on either side, and there were plugs and USB ports
next to the bed. The bed itself was
comfortable and provided a decent sleep (much better than the sofa bed). Across from the bed was the bathroom, which
was again very narrow. As you enter the
bathroom, there is an open sink and large mirror in front of you. To the right is a small closet that is only
sufficient for one, maybe two people. On
the other side of the sink is the remaining bathroom, with a toilet and a shower behind a door. The bathroom is very
narrow, so narrow in fact that the door barely misses the toilet as it is
closing. The shower is also narrow so you feel constricted and you cannot
stretch out.
The Hyatt Place does offer free facilities for its guests to enjoy
such as complimentary parking, complimentary wifi, and complimentary
breakfast. The hotel also provides a
fitness center, an outdoor pool, a business center, and a local shuttle. The complimentary breakfast was decent, with
nice yogurt and fruits; the wifi had decent speeds; and the business center had
2 computers with free printing – so the facilities were nice and a good for
customers.
Overall, the hotel is nice and updated but it is extremely narrow
and compact. The location was very
convenient, the bed quality was decent and the hotel provides nice facilities
for the guests, but the customer service was extremely poor; they were neither helpful
nor customer friendly at all.
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