Hyatt Regency Long Beach

Many days hardly anyone was at the pool to offer beverage service or clean up. I never saw anyone in 4 days check the pool water (kids in there all day) to be sure it was acceptable.
$ 4 water in the gift shop.

Spent two nights here with a family member who was visiting from overseas. The hotel was spacious, modern and conveniently located to several attractions, shopping and eating establishments. Shout out for the staff who were genuinely friendly.
Reserved through Hotwire and got a GREAT rate!
Definitely staying here again.

Awesome hotel
The parking is expensive
Ocean view rooms
Pool
Café
Recommended for stops in. Long beach
Walk down cross the street and pick your restaurant or pub

Was here for a convention. Had to stay at another hotel a mile away before leaving to the airport. So I brought my bag with me. But they wouldn’t store my bag, even though I was at their hotel all day!
I’ve stayed in many hotels around the nation and the world. I’ve always been able to check a bag, paid if not free. I would have gladly paid to store the bag. This is a dumb policy that should be fixed.

Love this hyatt!
Super newly updated and modern rooms.
Pros:
–super close to all the waterfront restaurants and the aquarium
–view of the harbor
–guest discount at the aquarium
Cons:
–valet is kinda slow
–low water pressure in the shower
I would definitely stay here again!

Loved! Stayed here for a mini bday vaca. Great service. Nice small touches for great décor.

Prime location near the convention center, outlet stores, the beach, aquarium and lots food places within walking distance. Rooms meet that Hyatt standard. Valet parking on site. Budget conscious folks can find parking for less at the shopping center or the $ 5 all day parking two blocks up.

Walking distance to the beach, Queen Mary, and Shoreline Village amongst several other places.
Each room has a beautiful view of Long Beach.
Staff is very friendly and helpful.
I would definitely stay here again.

Liked the lobby area. Clean, upgraded rooms. Located by the convention center and near many restaurants. The Queen Mary is also nearby if you have some time.
The only draw back was the cost of parking. But there is no way around it. It’s the convention center area.

This hotel is the best that I have stayed at in Long Beach and is the ONLY hotel that I continue to stay at now, I especially like this hotel for the Long Beach Grand Prix due to it’s proximity!
You even get FREE passes for the LBGP event while staying at the hotel!!!
Chris & Melissa (front desk managers) and Becky in reservations are all AWESOME and very helpful and accommodating.

Nice hotel. Clean and updated. I’m here for a conference and was pleased I could get in my room at 11a and it has a lovely view of the harbor.

We loved our suite. The view was beautiful. We love how the hotel is located near a walkover to the water side where there are many restaurants and stores to check out. Valet was a little pricey. However as a guest you can call down before you leave your room and it will be waiting for you when you come down. They offer a breakfast buffet for $ 20 but worth it. Includes drinks. Would definitely stay here again.

Beautiful view over looking the harbor. The hotel has everything you could need. A bar for a relaxed cocktail with several TVs showing March Madness, a coffee bar serving Starbucks espresso and lattes (saved me a 4 minute walk) with pastries and gluten free mini crumb cake which was actually really good! The room was comfortable. Unfortunately the air never cooled the room as we like it. It’s nearby tons of food options within walking distance and a lot of attractions. We’d def stay here again

This is one of the better Hyatt Regency hotels, with quick access to the pier, beach, many restaurants, and local and major shopping.
An additional bonus, Long Beach has a free bus that will take you anywhere in the area quickly but with the view of the area, you might just find yourself walking everywhere! Seal beach is less a 15 minute walk away and there is an easy skywalk access bridge that can get you to the beach and pier quickly.
The hotel also has a great view of the area, a great fire pit near the pool, and an awesome hot tub that is great for a soak after a long conference day. I would highly recommend you request a room with a view because it is worth it, being the hotel is literally across the street from beach access. The staff is super friendly and I would recommend you asking them for help getting to where you want to go because they know the area well and they know which business have the best deals. One gentleman was friendly enough to even print us out a coupon to a whale watching excursion.
The rooms are all brand new and very modern… probably a little too modern with a glass door for the bathroom but good thing you can’t see through the door. The room is so comfortable that I fell asleep, twice, on the chaise! I also really enjoyed the Tazo teas, though I wish there was Starbucks coffee available in the rooms as well. I will definitely be staying here again!

I usually stay at the Hyatt when attending conventions. The great thing about the Hyatt is, it’s connected to the convetion center and a very short walk away.
Most of the time, I request lobby level so, I won’t have to use the elevator. The rooms are always clean and well kept.
**** George (bartender), look for him at lobby level bar. Nice guy and great to chat with ***

A friend & I arrived to check in. My reservation was correct & I was taken care w/​a smile. My colleague though had an incorrect arrival date. The staff went above & beyond to correct the mistake so he could check in. The staff remembered us & was chatty w/​us each time they saw us. Very friendly.
The rooms are very spacious. The windows don’t open to get some fresh air though. The hotel itself is very clean & full of light.
The hotel is close to so many places to eat & things to do.
Parking is a bit pricey, but it’s the norm at these types of big chains.

Our stay here was amazing! The staff was super friendly and accommodating. Travis checked us in quickly and also gave us some ideas of places to check out at night, which were great recommendations.
The hotel is in a great location, walking distance to great food and bars. Everything around the hotel looks really new and feels fairly safe.
We had a room with a view of the ocean, so no complaints there. The room was very clean and comfortable. I love how modern the hotel is as well. Would definitely come back if in the area.

Pfffffttt… really?
$ 26 to park overnight. For that expense get a better hotel with free parking.
Windows don’t open
Sink cannot be plugged and it is a huge rectangle with only about 20 percent accessed by the water spigot, so you have to use your hands to wash away whatever you don’t want in there and the drain is under a ledge. Why?!?
The parking lot structure is at the Convention Center which adjoins the hotel. It’s a walk to the hotel elevators.
Tourist area if you enjoy lots of bright lights and neon.
You can probably stay here thru Hotwire since they have so many rooms but beware of the add-​ons that push up the overall price once you check out.
Did not eat breakfast here. Way too expensive

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Hyatt Regency Long Beach. This is a really nice, clean, and modern hotel with a terrific, friendly staff. The hotel is in a great location. It’s close to the shoreline with views of the city, pier, harbor, lighthouse, beach, and ocean. It’s next door to the Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center, across the street from The Pike Outlets (outlet mall with Ferris wheel), very close to the Aquarium of the Pacific, two parks, and numerous restaurants, and is within walking distance of downtown Long Beach. The immediate vicinity feels relatively new, safe, and is very walkable with wide, nicely paved, palm tree-​lined sidewalks. They’ve done well here.
I booked our hotel room online through Hyatt’s web site. I booked as part of a wedding room block (weekend) and was able to get discounted rates for two adults in a standard room with a king bed. After occupancy tax (12%) and Long Beach and California tourism assessments, our room averaged out to about $ 144 per night. That was a steal considering a standard king room goes for at least $ 249 per night on average at this hotel during non-​peak and non-​special-​event seasons.
On the day of our check-​in, Hyatt emailed a web check-​in invitation. I’m not sure how that’s supposed to work since you still need to physically see someone at the hotel to pick up your key. I took a picture of our room and used it for my Swarm check-​in which I shared to Twitter. @HyattConcierge replied to my tweet and asked me to tweet back if I needed anything. Now that’s customer service.
I loved our room (1134). It was on the 11^th floor and overlooked Rainbow Lagoon Park, the convention center, city, and beach. I really liked how contemporary the room’s design was. All of the furniture, décor, and fixtures were simple yet stylish, almost as if they were lifted off the pages of a furniture and décor catalog. It was a nice mix between a standard «boring» hotel room and a room you might find at chic, trendy hotel. I digged the light woods, all-​white furniture (chairs, tables), and orb desk light, and the glass shower, vessel sink, and ultra bright mirror in the bathroom.
The king bed was extremely comfortable. The sheets and pillow cases were silky smooth and the mattress and pillows were soft and supportive. I couldn’t wait to go to sleep at night and I had to peel myself out of bed in the morning. If my bed at home was as comfy, I’d never leave. The nightstands had automatic footlights that turned on in the middle of the night if we stepped out of the bed. That was convenient.
Housekeeping did a fantastic job. Our room was spotless when we returned each day. The housekeepers we ran into in the hallway were polite and greeted us with a smile. They forgot to restock our bathroom glasses one day, but I just called the front desk and had replacements sent up. They arrived in 10 – 15 minutes. We enjoyed drinking the coffee that came with the coffee maker. I made iced coffee in the mornings.
I only turned on the TV a couple times during our stay. The TV comes with a remote and a keyboard. In addition to watching TV (they seemed to have all the major channels including ESPN), the interface allowed us to play games and watch movies on demand. A limited selection of movies was free.
Wi-​Fi was included in our package. The speeds were adequate for what I needed to do: check email, browse the web, and upload pictures and HD video to social media. I recall seeing an option to pay for increased speeds, but I thought the standard Wi-​Fi we received was sufficient and reliable enough.
The lobby of the hotel looks great. It’s very spacious and relaxing. It was too cold to go swimming, but we still walked outside to the pool to explore. The pool area is compact, but resembles a mini blue and green oasis. The outside of the hotel, covered in almost nothing but glass, looks amazing. If you have time, you should walk around. Even the conference room areas, including the restrooms, look up-​to-​date and impressive.
We had breakfast every morning at the Tides Restaurant on the ground/​pool level. The restaurant offers a delicious all-​you-​can-​eat breakfast buffet, with chef-​manned omelet station, daily. It’s regularly $ 19 plus tax and gratuity per person.
There’s an on-​site parking garage. Overnight guests at the hotel have in-​and-​out privileges and normally must pay $ 24 per day. Daily rates for the deck are $ 14 for 0 – 4 hours and $ 22 for 4+ hours. Restaurant/​bar visitors get 2 hours free with validation.
Finally, I would like to give a big shout-​out and thank you to Amy at the front desk. We met her on our first morning at the hotel and she took outstanding care of us. She was so friendly and accommodating and made our stay jaw-​droppingly more enjoyable. Hyatt is obviously doing the right thing by hiring people like her. Thank you so much, Amy!

I really enjoyed our stay here. Check-​in process was great.
Pros: centrally located,
rates are decent, they have military and AAA rates which we took advantage of,
recently renovated, pool (although it needs a bit of cleaning), gym, decent food choices,
Starbucks in lobby, service is overall great
Cons: Cost of parking is $$$, pools needed a good cleaning when we were there,
When we asked for a fridge for my husbands medicine, the front desk agent asked what the medicine is for which is a violation of HIPPA laws. I was pissed and wasn’t the one who spoke to her or else I would have told her this. Other than this, everything else was fine.
Definitely worth it to stay here when you’re in the area. You can walk right across the street to the Mall or the Pier and Aquarium. I would definitely stay here again.

Von außen wirkt das Hyatt Regency Long Beach extremst schön. Direkt am Hafen gelegen, sind es zirka 10 – 15 Gehminuten zum sehr großen Sandstrand. Bis zur Innenstadt von Long Beach und zu den Restaurants sind es ebenfalls 10 – 15 Gehminuten.
Parken ist sehr günstig (17 Dollar pro Tag für das Valet Parking), Internet sehr teuer, da ein T-​Mobile HotSpot genutzt wird. Wir haben auf der gegenüberliegenden Straßenseite immer den Wi-​Fi Spot der Buchhandlung Borders genutzt.
Die Speisen im Restaurant sind durchschnittlich, aber die Bedienung ist extremst freundlich. In unserem gesamten vier wöchtigen Urlaub war das der beste Abend, dank unserer Bedienung Henry.
Und auch am Check-​in wurden wir immer äußerst freundlich von Amy bedient. Nachdem wir das Zimmer gleich zu Beginn wechseln wollten, hat sie uns ein Upgrade mit schönem Blick auf den Hafen gegeben.
Die Zimmer waren einfach ausgestattet ohne Safe. Die Betten leicht abgenutzt und die Fernseher alt. Das Bad war auch noch alt ausgestattet, wobei das Hotel gerade renoviert wird. Das hat aber auch den Nachteil, dass wir morgens mit Bohrmaschinen-​Geräuschen geweckt wurden. Da frage ich mich, ob solche Renovierungsarbeiten wirklich in den Sommerferien durchgeführt werden müssen?
Der Pool ist extremst klein und wirkt auf den Fotos auf der Hotelhomepage viel größer. Wenn in dem Hotel Familientreffen stattfinden, passiert es nicht selten, dass die Verwandtschaft abends den gesamten Pool unter Beschlag nimmt.
Ich weiß nicht, ob ich das Hotel weiter empfehlen würde, da es in der Sommerzeit extremst teuer ist. Dank dem freundlichen Personal sag ich aber: Daumen hoch! Und ich hoffe, dass das Hotel nach dem Renovierungsarbeiten wieder liebenswerter wird.

Das Hyatt mit seinen üer 500 Zimmern liegt in Long Beach direkt am Pier mit all seinen Sehenswürdigkeiten. Das Hotel ist im Stil der früheren 90er Jahre und nicht mehr auf dem aller neuesten Stand. Vor allem bei Gästen von Messen und Tagungen ist das Hotel sehr beliebt. Es gibt einen direkten Link zum Long Beach Convention Center.
Die Zimmer sind standardmäßig ausgestattet, dennoch ohne Minibar. Die meisten Zimmer haben entweder Seaview oder Blick auf den kleinen Park.
Im Hotel gibt es ein Restaurant, in welchem internationale Spezialitäten serviert werden. Morgens gibt es ein Frühstücksbuffet für $ 17,95. In der Hotelhalle gibt es noch einen kleinen Starbucks.
Die Hotelbar befindet sich ebenfalls auf der selben Ebene wie der Empfang. Leider fehlt hier ein wenig Flair und alles wirkt ein wenig ungemütlich und nicht wirklich einladend.
Zur Erholung gibt es noch einen kleinen beheitzten Aussenpool und ein Fitnesscenter.
Alles in allem ist das Hotel in Ordnung. Vor allem die Lage ist perfekthauptsächlich deswegen, da sich in laufweite jede Menge Restaurants und Bars befinden, dass man nicht in die Versuchung kommt, den total überteuerten Roomservice zu benutzen (z.B. eine Tasse Filterkaffe $ 7,-, Omelette $ 13, — plus $ 2,75 delivery charge plus 20% service charge and plus taxes