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<\/a><\/p>\nBusiness required a Friday meeting<\/a><\/span> in the city of Boston.\u00a0The group\u00a0would be finishing up around 3pm in the afternoon and I could have flown back to Sacramento at that time. Being that it was a Friday, I decided to spend a couple more days in Boston and enjoy a location I hadn’t visited in years.<\/p>\n The Boston Hyatt Regency had a paid rate of $199.00 per night\u00a0(before taxes) and I booked the hotel\u00a0for the next 2 nights. I thought the rate was fair, and this would give Susan and I another stay towards our needed 25 stays required\u00a0for Hyatt Diamond status.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n I’ve qualified\u00a0for\u00a0Diamond Membership in the Hyatt Gold Passport program for a couple years now. Before that time, I had always struggled to\u00a0meet the requirements\u00a0of 25 stays or 50 nights with Hyatt. With work I could usually get around 10 to 15 stays during the year, which was enough for the Platinum Level, but getting to 25 stays was always more difficult. That is until\u00a0Susan came on board.<\/p>\n In 2014 Hyatt did a fairly aggressive status challenge program, and we participated and qualified for Hyatt Diamond through the end of 2015. Once Susan started enjoying the upgrades, breakfasts, in room amenities and late checkouts she was hooked. Now when we travel together we try and find a Hyatt to stay at. Hyatt isn’t everywhere, but it’s in enough locations we have been able to come up with the 25 stays.<\/p>\n Upon leaving water taxi I walked through the Boston Harbor Marriott and took a taxi to the Hyatt Regency. The distance is just under a mile and a person could easily\u00a0walk the distance. Upon reaching the Hyatt Regency Boston, you enter from the street\u00a0though glass doors and into a sloped grand hall.\u00a0 The hall empties into\u00a0the ground floor lobby\u00a0with elevators. From there you go up to the 3rd\u00a0floor for the check-in lobby.<\/p>\n The associate checked me in and upgraded me to corner room – 939, which I appreciated. From the lobby I took the elevators to the 9th floor. After exiting\u00a0the 9th floor you then hook around left, past a very large open core space, and then on to the corner rooms. The entry is shared by 2 rooms 937 and 939.<\/p>\n Upon entering the room, and because of the corner room geometry, you proceed down a fairly long hall. The bathroom is on the right and the closet is on the left. The hall empties into the room itself. The room has a shape of a right triangle with the bed on the short-right leg against the common bath wall. Included is a love seat, coffee table, chairs, TV console, minibar, nightstands and changing bench. Everything was in good shape and\u00a0the design style felt like\u00a0city\/east coast (if there is such a thing).<\/p>\n The bath room looked as if it had been updated recently. There was beautiful wooden\u00a0free standing sink assembly that looked sharp. The shower was a bath combo unit that was ordinary. The water pressure was low flow and a bit of a disappointment.<\/p>\n The breakfast was severed in the hotel’s Avenue One\u00a0restaurant on the 3rd floor – same as the main lobby. The restaurant sits to the right of the bar and the breakfast service\u00a0is a buffet or order of the menu affaire. The food quality was good and typical for a standard hotel. The service was excellent and the restaurant staff made a point to accommodate the few requests I had. The professional service is noticeable and the manager of the restaurant should be commended.<\/p>\n While staying at the hotel I used the work out facilities and grabbed some pictures. The facilities are on the lower floors and it’s a takes some navigating to walk to them. They include a changing room, pretty large exercise space and full pool. It was quiet during my visit.<\/p>\n On my second evening at the hotel I ordered in-room dining (a hamburger) while I caught up on some work. On the majority of the interactions with the hotel staff I found the service to be very good. They made the extra effort to attend to your requests.<\/p>\nIntroduction: Business in Boston<\/a><\/strong>
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\n<\/a>Water taxi drop off point<\/p>\n<\/a>Front doors<\/p>\n<\/a>Interesting sloped hall<\/p>\n<\/a>\u00a0Ground floor lobby and concierge<\/p>\n<\/a>Hotel lobby check-in on 3rd floor<\/p>\n<\/a>Looking back through lobby to elevators<\/p>\n<\/a>Lobby elevator<\/p>\n<\/a>Out on the 9th<\/p>\n<\/a>Open core space<\/p>\n<\/a>Hooking around<\/p>\n<\/a>\u00a0Room Entry<\/p>\n<\/a>Hall into the 939<\/p>\n<\/a>Closet on the left<\/p>\n<\/a>Bed with night stands and mirror<\/p>\n<\/a>Changing bench next to bed<\/p>\n<\/a>Loveseat<\/p>\n<\/a>View out the window<\/p>\n<\/a>End table with chair into corner<\/p>\n<\/a>Corner with minibar<\/p>\n<\/a>Caffeine in minibar<\/p>\n<\/a>Water on top<\/p>\n<\/a>Room art<\/p>\n<\/a>TV console<\/p>\n<\/a>Floor map<\/p>\n<\/a>The sink counter looked great<\/p>\n<\/a>Sink<\/p>\n<\/a>Shower bath combo<\/p>\n<\/a>Commode<\/p>\n<\/a>Hyatt Regency KenetMD bath-care<\/p>\n<\/a>Entry into bar and restaurant<\/p>\n<\/a>Hotel bar<\/p>\n<\/a>Open area of the restaurant<\/p>\n<\/a>Yogurt and toppings<\/p>\n<\/a>Bread and cold cuts<\/p>\n<\/a>Hot items including eggs, bacon, sausage, potato’s and such<\/p>\n<\/a>Cooked to order eggs<\/p>\n<\/a>At the end of a hall you proceed down these stairs<\/p>\n<\/a>Then down this hall and some more stairs<\/p>\n<\/a>Then down this hall and some stairs<\/p>\n<\/a>And then through this door<\/p>\n<\/a>Men’s changing area<\/p>\n<\/a>Exercise equipment room<\/p>\n<\/a>Hotel pool<\/p>\n<\/a>Menu 1<\/p>\n<\/a>Menu 2<\/p>\nMenu 3<\/p>\n<\/a>Menu 4<\/p>\n<\/a>Menu 5<\/p>\n<\/a>Delivery<\/p>\n<\/a>Voila<\/p>\n<\/a>How did this get on the order<\/p>\n