Overall a positive experience for the $84 PL bid, but I concur with the others that the rooms themselves are a bit disappointing for a 4* hotel: smallish, a bit worn, and overall more like what I would expect at a 3* or 3.5* place. Still, the location is great and the price was right. A couple of comments on the 'extras' as the Hyatt: 1) Parking is an absolute ripoff at $30 self park and $51.25/night, plus tax (that's not a typo folks) for valet with in and out priveleges. As I was there on a Saturday night, I parked on the street right outside the front door for $51.25 less than the going rate in the garage. And, as I watched a line of restless valet victims grumbling about how slow their cars were being retrieved on Sunday at noon time, I hopped in my car and zoomed away. 2) The bottle of water provided for the guests at $6.50 seemed a bit overpriced when I bought exactly the same bottle across the street at Walgreens for $1.09. I know that hotels make profits on these things, but 6 times the going rate is a tad excessive. And, relatedly, is the warning note above the fridge that a $30 'restocking fee' will be added to the bill is anything is removed from the fridge without being purchased strikes me as a little on the tacky side. 3) This is not a Hyatt-specific complaint, since it remains all too common, but why do high-end hotels persist in charging high fees for an internet connection that most every hotel/coffee shop/diner offers for no charge?
