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Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport

10/10 Excellent

"Just a pain to get to the valet . Not marked at all (and gps/maps only takes you to self parking even when we used the address the front desk gave us). With traffic and construction we just gave up abd self parked. The front desk was very nice about it and upgraded us to a king bed room. The bar was awesome, with our bartender making me a specialty drink of his own and the food and service was spot on."

Hyatt Regency Miami

8/10 Good

"We arrived very early in Miami. The valets, bellhops, and front desk staff were all very friendly and accommodating. Our room was ready before 12:00pm, and we were allowed to check-in then. The bellhop assisted with getting our bags up to our room, while I parked off property, since we’d be on a cruise for 7 days. Parking at the hotel is around $45-$50 per night, which is average for a downtown hotel. We booked a Panoramic suite. Our room on the 17th floor overlooked the Miami River. The room was clean and well maintained, but it could use a refresher or updating. Everything in the room worked without any issues. The bed was comfortable, and the shower water was hot with good pressure. After checking in we walked to a local pizza shop to grab a quick bite before heading over to Bayside Marketplace. It's a 10-15 minute walk from the hotel. On the way back we stopped by the 24 hour CVS 2 blocks away to grab some last minute items we’d forgotten. The hotel met our needs for the night and we’d book here again when staying in Miami. The hotel is attached to the Knight Convention Center, so the surrounding area, entrances, lobby, and public areas can be very busy when an event is going on, which didn't bother us. Note: Watching the boat and yacht traffic on the Miami River made the price we paid for this hotel worth it. Also of note is the construction of the Baccarrat Residence’s across the river. You can barely hear construction going on at certain points in time."