What can I say, it is a Hyatt. We were on the 10th floor (1002) on 4th of July and could see about 6 to 8 different fireworks shows put on by the smaller communities of Chicago. I liked that the hotel was away from the crowds. It costed about $15 to get to the Navy Pier by taxi. They also offer a shuttle service on the hour. You have to sign up for it ahead of time. It gets full quick, so as soon as you check in you may want to get your name on the sheet. The room was beautiful and the bathroom was huge. I am very happy with my stay here.

I stayed at the Hyatt Regency for 1 night in June on a Saturday when I went to watch the USvHonduras World Cup Qualifier.

PRICE:
$85 plus tax on Priceline.com was well worth it. (there was three of us staying at the hotel so it helped even more).

ROOM:
Room was crisp and clean. Neatly cut blue and white linens on the bed, large flat screen TV. Pseudo bathroom where the sink was out side of the bathroom itself (sort of like a large water closet where the toilet and shower was behind the door). Room wasn't huge but it came with a double bed. We didn't stay in the room very long, just a place to clean up, store our stuff, and sleep for a couple of hours before an early morning flight.

LOCATION:
About a 10 minute walk from soldier field, couldn't ask for a better location to support events at the stadium. Easy access to downtown Chi-Town.

AMENITIES:
Didn't see much in the way of newspapers or extras. We didn't eat at the hotel so I can't comment much on that. The one problem I had was I couldn't connect to the high-speed internet or it wasn't available.

SERVICE:
Staff was pleasant and efficient. Checked-in and out with ease.

Overall, from my limited stay, I would recommend this hotel. It definitely felt like a business hotel as it was attached to a convention center but for one night from Priceline, it's top notch in my book.

Stayed here to go to Cubs game and then hang out in downtown area afterwards. There were 6 of us and no minivan taxis so we all crammed into one taxi. Was so far from downtown area we didn't go back there to change clothes because it would have cost to ride a taxi back and forth. If you are planning on being downtown for your outings my advice would be to find something downtown instead. We paid around $90 for our room. I'm guessing you could find something for same price but with more convenience. Took a limo back to hotel and the driver couldn't even find our hotel. It is a very nice hotel but just too far from everything. Self parking is $27 and valet is around $38.

We got a great deal through Priceline on this hotel. We were a bit concerned at first because of the location on the "South-side". Those fears are unwarranted as you probably won't be walking anywhere from this hotel. The location is a bit distant from downtown, causing you to rely on public transportation a lot.

However the hotel offers a free shuttle that takes you downtown. You are on your own getting back, but just grab the #3 bus and it drops you off right in front of the hotel. The shuttle driver was awesome! She even took us to the closest blue line station (to get to the airport) after we checked out, so we wouldn't have to pay for a taxi or fool with dragging our luggage on a bus. [I hope I don't get her in trouble for that, as that's not one of the shuttle stops. But there were only a couple people on the shuttle and it was on the way to downtown.] That's indicative of the overall service we received while at the Hyatt. Thank you Hyatt.

The hotel has all the amenities you would need..room service, onsite restaraunts, pool, fitness center, concierge, etc. Very nice decor, comfortable and clean.

My only complaint is the location, but if you plan accordingly it's not a big deal. It was our first trip to Chicago, so we weren't there to sit in a hotel. We got up and got going and didn't come back until the evening. We made sure to grab dinner before returning to the hotel, as there isn't much nearby, but we also ordered in from downtown restaraunts (Giordano's and a chinese place) and had it delivered with no problem. Hotel food is a bit expensive, but what hotel isn't? There's a McDonalds within walking distance down a few blocks and there's even one in the McCormick Place convention center if you need a meal in a pinch.

We even got adventurous and walked back to the hotel one afternoon/evening from the Grant Park/Museum Campus area. It was only a couple miles, but stopping to grab dinner on the way and admiring the scenery made it enjoyable. We (myself, wife and 2 boys (8 & 5) safe the whole way to the hotel (we took Michigan Ave to Ceremak).