Hyatt Regency Long Beach

Yes I did very nice

I love everything

The view

It was the location for my conference, we were able to walk to surrounding restaurants and shops. View of the Queen Mary and harbor from my room.

Room was pretty outdated and ran down peeling wall paper, stains on the furniture and super hard bed. Room was clean, area was great quiet and felt safe. Staff was friendly and helpful.

We had some free Hyatt nights that we used here. The hotel is a full-service hotel and is pretty nice. They charge a $30/resort fee, which I always find a little bogus, but they do give you a ten dollar credit at the market/restaurant and a free movie, which I would use just to offset that money-making charge. I would have preferred a credit on the exorbitant parking fee. Staff was very friendly and helpful. While the room is nice enough, it is pretty small—more like a New York City hotel room. The bathroom isn’t large enough for two people to brush their teeth at the same time—or even large enough to accommodate two people at the same time. It was quiet for the most part—we could hear traffic, but it didn’t keep us up at night. We could hear other rooms when they opened/closed the blinds.

Very nice place with a great location to Long Beach activities. The staff was friendly. There is a nice cafe for coffee and a quick breakfast in the lobby area.

Stayed here as a World of Hyatt Globalist and unfortunately the experience fell well short of what the brand should deliver. The most glaring issue was cleanliness. The bed appeared dirty on arrival — not what anyone expects walking into their room, let alone at a Hyatt. The bathroom hadn’t been fully restocked either: soap was missing entirely and the shampoo bottle was empty. Easy things to get right that simply weren’t. Bedding quality also stood out for the wrong reasons. The blanket was thin and cheap-feeling, and the pillows were noticeably low quality. Not what I associate with the Hyatt sleep experience. The Globalist breakfast was the other low point — inedible is the honest word for it. I’ve had Globalist breakfasts at properties all over the world and this was an outlier. Long Beach is a great area and I wanted to like this hotel, but between the cleanliness lapse, the bare-bones bathroom, the bedding, and the food, it didn’t add up to a stay I’d repeat or recommend. There are other Hyatt options in the LA area that uphold the brand standard far better.