Category Archives for "Hotel Reviews".
As the only Hyatt hotel on, the Grand Hyatt Kauai is your only choice if you want to stay in a Hyatt hotel or use Hyatt points. Thankfully, you won’t regret your choice. Because the Grand Hyatt… Continue Reading
I could see the Mandalay Bay Las Vegas hotel property — where I had a reservation to stay for two nights — on the edge of the airport outside of the window of the airplane as it landed on the runway… Continue Reading
There are several code words that I look for when researching a hotel. “Cozy” means that the rooms are going to be small. “Classic” means that nothing in the room is going to work. But the worst of all… Continue Reading
There are several Hyatt hotels in Austin, Texas but only one Hyatt Regency. The Hyatt Regency Austin, a four diamond AAA hotel, is located along the Lady Bird Lake and within walking distance to downtown… Continue Reading
I recently found myself needing a one-night stay near Los Angeles airport. $57 Million is being poured into The Concourse Hotel at LAX Airport property which is in the process of becoming a Hyatt Regency… Continue Reading
The Westin Kansas City at Crown Center is one of the best located hotels in Kansas City. Steps from the Liberty Memorial, home to the National World War I Museum, Union Station, and a short walk or drive… Continue Reading
The Hyatt Place Washington D.C./National Mall was opened in November, 2015, and offers 214 rooms on a premier stretch of Washington DC. Less than a mile from the United States Capitol, the hotel is within… Continue Reading
The Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek, a 1,001 room hotel located about five miles from the Magic Kingdom, offers an excellent opportunity to earn Hilton Hhonors points while visiting the House of Mouse (second… Continue Reading
The value of real estate hinges upon location and the InterContinental Malta is located in a great part of Malta, just minutes from the capital city of Valletta and nestled among many trendy bars and… Continue Reading
The Hotel Imperial was once the former private palace of Prince Philip of Wurttemberg in 1863, and rumored to have been a gift from the bride’s father. When the city built a street between the park behind… Continue Reading
