I came to this hotel with a conference attended by about 600 people. Although this Hyatt was pretty and clean, and the staff were friendly and helpful, it wasn't what you would expect from a Hyatt. Very poor lighting in rooms, especially bathrooms, making makeup application pretty tough. Very low water pressure in shower. Cheap thin towels, like what you... more

I have stayed at the Hyatt Regency more than once while doing business in Houston. It is the perfect place to go home to at the end of a long day. The service is excellent, they care about the customers. The rooms are very nice and newly updated...the beds are comfy as can be..it is a great hotel and I... more

Rooms were nicely sized, and hotel is near to the George Brown Convention Center. The restaurant (Shula's steakhouse) was sensational. I ate dinner with several steak loving colleagues ( I am not one), and they all said it was the best steak they have ever eaten...these are people who have eaten at Delmonico's in NYC so I take their word... more

The hotel is centrally located. The rooms are comfortable and spotless. After my initial check in, every staff member called me by name. The service was impeccable. I got a terrific deal on a room bidding on Priceline, but was so impressed I would almost pay full price to stay there. I was given 2 free passes to the breakfast... more

First I want to say that the staff here is super accommodating and friendly--at least the ones that the public sees. The hotel lobby is nice, with a convenient if pricey bar area, and the rooms have been recently renovated/updated to include a nicer work desk. HOWEVER there are a lot of minor annoyances that seriously detract from the stay.... more

We stayed at the Hyatt Regency for 4 nights, upon arrival i asked for a low ground room and was given a room on the 9th floor. The room was small and stuffy and the view out of the window, was part brick wall and a view of a multi story car park but had a seating area just outside... more

I stayed at the hotel on a weekend business trip to Houston (Sunday). The hotel is nice, as you would expect from a Hyatt, good service, etc. But the place is dead on a Sunday, and there is nothing nearby if you want to get food later in the evening. To make matters worse, the hotel restaurant closes at 11pm... more

stayed at the hyatt because it was $100 cheaper than the Hilton. Let me warn you, if you are booked on the 7th floor or possibly the 8th and 9th, you better bring plenty of Ambien, because the noise from the LobbiBar flows loudly into the room. I pushed towels under the door but it didnt work. Kudos to the... more

I stayed at the Hyatt Houston on business in April 2009. The hotel is right in the centre of the Houston downtown area - the main reason I chose it was because I was visiting Houston on business, and the offices I was working in were 4 blocks away. It is approx.45 mins away from the airport via taxi. The... more