Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort and Spa

I have stayed at many Hyatt properties in CA, including Monterey, Mission Bay, downtown San Diego, and Newport Beach. All have their charms, but Huntington Beach stands head and shoulders above the rest. Super clean and modern property, amazing views and proximity to beach, extremely friendly and helpful staff, and multiple food and beverage choices. We had dinner at Watertable and we were not disappointed. There was nothing negative about our stay and we will be back.

This is a beautiful property, but the best thing about it is the exceptional customer service every department provides their guests

Excellent experience. Beautiful resort, friendly staff, spacious and comfortable rooms. Nice bedding. Great workout facility and a spa.

I've stayed here a few times before and it does not disappoint. The hotel is lovely and the staff friendly. The location is awesome and so beautiful.

I was surprised by how wonderful this resort was. It's a beautiful location. Really friendly staff. And had something on offer for everyone. I went for a business convention and am thinking about returning for a vacation with my family.

We stayed six nights and this is a wonderful property. The rooms are spacious and the resort is kept spotless. It is a huge hotel with several sections. Our room looked out over an attractive courtyard (with the entrance to the spa and fitness center). Other area have the adult pools, the kids area, the general pool, or the area off reception. We found that being off the courtyard was very quiet. Checking in was slow and the line was long. Valet parking, which was the only option, was also slow and is expensive (about $30/night). We were told there was no available self-park overnight parking in the area. We didn't research if that was true. The fitness area is very well equipped. The adult pools were nice and heated, but not hot tub temperature, and they are small (more like a hot tub, just not hot). The main pool got crowded over the weekend but some seating was still available. During the week it was not crowded and there was plenty of seating. Pool drink/food service was available and reasonable. There is a nice footbridge over the PCH to the beach. The beach is very nice with fire pits, a bike/walking path, and plenty of room. The hotel is a decent walk to the main part of Huntington Beach, and I'd say it is one of the least convenient hotels for location to the town and most restaurants. We don't mind the walk, so it wasn't an issue for us, but be aware it is about 15 minutes away. The hotel provides a good base for exploring the area like Newport Beach and Laguna Beach.

Our stay at Huntington's Hyatt Regency was truly exceptional—we enjoyed every moment. We were genuinely sad when it came time to check out. The dining experience was a highlight: the Watertable Restaurant served some of the best food we've ever had. Every course, from appetizers and bread to the main dish and desserts, exceeded our expectations. We look forward to revisiting if we ever have the chance.