The Hyatt permitted us to check in upon our early arrival of 11:30AM this passed weekend. We were given a lovely non-smoking king on the 16th floor facing south towards Peachtree. There is construction going on all along Peachtree, also behind the hotel but fortunately no work occurred Saturday & Sunday during our stay. We had absolutely no problems sleeping. The black out blinds were great; we slept in late, many hours past sunrise. We didn’t attempt to use the complementary car shuttle as it is 1st come, 1st serve. We didn’t want to risk waiting to be picked up. Next time we’ll try dining in their Cassis restaurant as the seafood “martini” looked very tempting. The lobby bar/lounge is very appealing and inviting for cocktails and small bites/appetizers there.
The room was a good size with chair, ottoman, work desk & chair, large regular TV in armoire w/HBO. The bathroom is fine too (standard ablutions – shampoo, conditioner, find milled soaps, hair dryer); no double sinks and & no large tub, which often 4* hotels have now. Bed was very comfortable with lots of pillows. The environmental controls allowed us to keep the room cool for comfortable sleeping. We give the Hyatt overall major pluses for a quiet, cool room, comfortable bed, black out curtains and early check-in. The exercise area on the 3rd floor was well equipped: 4 elliptical trainers, 4 treadmills, weight machines, good selection of free weights, benches, “medicine” balls, and large “balancing” balls. The spa area had both sauna and a steam room. The pool area looked lovely but was closed at this time in February. It is $17 for self-parking - a short 3 minute walk to the parking structure next door.






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