Hyatt Place Dublin

Comentarios destacados

• maluydiego

  16 julio 2016
  Muy buena alternativa

  Este hotel está cerca de un centro comercial, de lugares de comida y entretenimiento. Muy cómodo, limpio, amplios cuartos, son olor a humedad. Cama muy buena. Aire enfría bien. Buena selección de canales en TV. Incluye desayuno con opciones para todos: revoltillo, huevos cocidos, salchichas, tostadas francesas, bagels, café, jugos, té, frutas frescas, yogurt. Personal muy atento en la recepción. Altamente recomendado.

  

• matthewkandra

  30 noviembre 2020
  Thanksgiving week stay

  Gentleman that check me in needs to be better at customer service with how he speaks. After a 14hr day at work away from home, I don't need a short attitude. There was no one at front desk and waited several minutes for him to show up from a side room

  

• Sandra Y

  22 diciembre 2020
  Hyatt Place Never Disappoints

  The hotel was clean, had excellent Covid-19 precautions in place and everyone was welcoming and kind. The location is excellent. With plenty of restaurants in the close proximity you don't have to go far for anything,.

  

• kpaaske2021

  18 enero 2021
  Better than comfort inn 1 week prior

  Happy with Hyatt. Breakfast was good considering COVID. Quiet for lost part- some highway noise. Large spacious rooms- comfortable beds- pillows always aweful. Large couch with ottoman. Fridge. Separate wet bar area which was awesome to keep drinks ready for consumption.

  

• markwojo88

  01 febrero 2021
  Covid insane property

  Finished my 3 night prison term here this weekend. There is no guest access to public areas whatsoever....as in NONE. Every piece of lobby furniture is either on top of a table or pushed against itself so that it is unusable by guests. I had the experience of standing (cause again they are so hospitable....why would a guest have anywhere to sit?) in the lobby WITH A MASK ON and BY MYSELF and getting confronted by the front desk person. My son needed our room for 5 or 10 minutes so I figured I would go downstairs and surf my phone....again with a mask on and with no other single soul other then the desk clerk to be seen. After a couple minutes, I was informed I am not allowed to be there and need to move on...I was then asked for my room number "if I didn't mind". I still can't comprehend why, but I did mind thank you very much. I've stayed in 13 different hotels in 7 different states since Labor Day (and more over the Summer when Covid was a thing too). Not a single hotel deemed it necessary to close access to their public lobby areas. There are things that are the norm at hotels in the Covid era....no maid service, food will likely be grab and go, you have to wear a mask in public areas....but none I have experienced or even heard of where I can't sit in the lobby for 5 minutes in a mask without getting harassed. I spoke with this property general manager Ryan Fisher about my concerns. The explanation of local Covid rules and restrictions does not even begin to address how I walked across the street and as a non guest (AKA a guy not paying hundreds of dollars to stay at that hotel) The Drury Inn was happy to sell me a glass of wine, allow me to sit on their furniture and watch tv in their lobby. Every time we drove by the Marriott half a block away, their lobby furniture is not all stacked on itself in the corner. Further, we ate at 6 different restaurants in the immediate area of this hotel where all were more then happy to allow us to dine in their establishment. If you are looking for a room and absolutley NOTHING more (like a prison), then absolutely book a reservation and stay here. If you are looking for access to public areas and to be treated in a pleasant hospitable way, you should probably look elsewhere.