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"Romm was clean, breakfast was good, although the process a little convoluted. Parking was inconvenient due to Hyatt providing event parking and over booking their garage, so we had to park in overflow down the street."

"I felt well taken care of by staff, always a disposition to assist. Loved the included breakfast and the accessibility for the activities we had planned"

"Great breakfast on our first day. Great location for walking to nearby park and aquarium. Will definitely stay again!"

"We had a spacious suite on the 8th floor with a spectacular view of Olympic Park and its incredible psychedelic Ferris wheel. The staff were uniformly excellent. Breakfast was complimentary and excellent, plus there were free cocktails and snacks in the evening. The breakfast coffee could have been better, but with a Starbucks inside of the hotel it wasn't the only option."

"Everything was absolutely awesome AS USUAL!"

"Nice clean hotel"

"Great Location especially if going to a game or concert. The staff is friendly, the rooms are clean, and bar on main level is what’s happening, had a dj and a Photo Booth equipped. Wish I got to the roof top bar (one of the reasons I booked) but there was a private event! Disappointed but that means I have to come back when in the area. "

"Great Hotel. Very nice location and good value for the money."

"There are no words to describe how disappointing this hotel is. I planned a vacation for my elderly aunt and her adult son. My cousin who has an intellectual disability and my aunt arrived to the hotel and they noticed it had very little amenities and no water in the room. They knew this hotel was economy class so they just accepted it. On the second night, their toilet malfunctioned and my aunt had to change rooms and in doing so forgot her portable charger. When she sent my cousin to ask the front desk if housekeeping found the charger, the staff talk down to my cousin with intellectual disabilities and would not give him a straight answer. My aunt who does not speak English, was forced to have her son speak for her which led him to be embarrassed by the hotel staff. Mocking him and laughing at him behind his back. Not only did they steal my aunts property but they made fun of her son for having a disability. I completely understand you get what you pay for but to rob a senior citizen and to mock and make fun of the special-needs community is crossing the line."