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Clean modern rooms. Everything was perfect. It was delightful to see young people that take their jobs seriously, and carry themselves with confidence and pride in what they do. That is very rare. In fact, the only thing I didn't care for is likely not even their fault. I'm certain that the "go green" movement in Austin is what has triggered the Hyatt's own "go green" program that offers a door hanger you can use to signal the cleaning personnel to skip your room. The thought being that by using the same linens will offer a level of conservation and environmental awareness. And so I followed the program because I was only staying for two days. In the end, the benefit to the environment is negligible at best. The problem I have with it is the loss of income for a group of people that depend heavily on tips. I believe that the loss for families greatly outweighs any environmental benefit. But don't tell that to an environmental activist. Again, I'm certain that the only reason the program exists is so the Hyatt can be viewed as an amenable Austin community player, so I don't put that on the Hyatt. Austin area leadership is where the fault lies. And Austin resident's know how to fix that.....or do they?

This was a very good hotel. Rooms were large; service was good; and it was in a good location, within walking distance of the State Capitol, Rainey Street and Sixth Street bars.

Very nice room - although housekeeping skipped us one day. Breakfast was free, but sort of meh.

The staff was extremely welcoming from the beginning and friendly throughout the entire stay. Everything was clean and updated. With an excellent buffet breakfast and food and drink available around the clock it was quite convenient. Fantastic location...spacious room. Can’t wait to visit again!

We loved it! very friendly very nice I would definitely go back to this hotel.