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Hyatt Regency Phoenix

Hyatt Regency · World of Hyatt · Phoenix, Arizona

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From 2 stays, newest Dec 2024.

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The hotel

Address: Phoenix, Arizona
Check-in: 3:00 PM
Checkout: 11:00 AM

Points: Bookable on points
Brand: Hyatt Regency
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100%

Got an upgrade

of 1 stay

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Got a suite

of 1 stay

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Suite without a certificate

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Every stay

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Dec 2024Globalist
RoomStandard room (Category 1-4 free night certificate) → King room, 14th floor (room 1412)
A Globalist used an expiring Category 1-4 free night certificate at this Category 3 downtown hotel in December, when cash rates normally run about $200 to $300. The front desk thanked him for his Globalist status and told him breakfast at the grab-and-go B&B Market was complimentary and could simply be charged to the room, though he skipped breakfast entirely after a huge Cowboy Burger and cookie skillet at Barrel & Bushel the night before, where service was slow despite a near-empty dining room and an omelet at the market runs $18. His 14th-floor king room 1412 gave him a good sleep and a strong shower, but the bathroom felt dated next to the refreshed bedroom and its door had no lock. No upgrade outcome was reported for this stay. He recommended the hotel for anyone needing to be downtown, noting it sits about half the distance to the Footprint Center compared with the nearby Sheraton and a block from the light rail.
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May 2018Globalist
UpgradeSuite, with a suite upgrade awardRoomBasic room (eligible rate) → Presidential Suite (1,400-2,700 sq ft, top floor)
The reviewer stayed at this Category 3 hotel after booking a basic room on an eligible rate and using one of his confirmed suite upgrade certificates to lock in the Presidential Suite, which this property unusually classifies as its standard suite for upgrades — the first presidential suite he had ever secured as a regular Hyatt upgrade. The suite sits at the top of the hotel and runs 1,400 to 2,700 sq ft with two bathrooms, a meeting area, a living room, a kitchen, a desk workspace and a large bedroom, costing several hundred dollars more than a basic room. At the time a basic room was 12,000 points a night, while booking the suite outright on points cost 20,000 points a night with a three-night minimum. His Globalist status is evidenced by his use of a Globalist suite upgrade certificate rather than stated in so many words, and he urged anyone in the Phoenix area to give the suite a look.
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