The Hyatt Regency Los Angeles is a contemporary business hotel in downtown's financial district but also connected to Macy's Plaza for shopaholics. The hotel is close to many downtown attractions, including the Staples Center, convention center, theater district, and a Metro station where blue and red line trains will whisks riders throughout the metro area. The Red line runs to Hollywood and Universal City, while the Blue line takes riders to Long Beach, where vacationers can see the Queen Mary, visit the Aquarium of the Pacific and hop the ferry to Catalina Island.
This being L.A., vacationers will find plenty of dining options. The Grill in the Hyatt Regency offers candlelight dining perfect for couples on romantic getaways as well as steaks, chops and seafood. The Brasserie specializes in lavish buffets and pasta and salad bars. For relaxing, guests can hang in the Lobby Lounge or Martini's. In addition, hotel accommodations include such recreational amenities as a well equipped fitness center, sundeck and whirlpool spa.
The 485 traditionally decorated guestrooms at this Los Angeles hotel come complete with high ceilings, mirrored wardrobes, and work desks with ergonomic chairs. Many rooms feature DSL Internet access.
The crowds at this Los Angeles hotel is an eclectic mix of business travelers who congregate at the spiffy lobby bar, shoppers who hit the buffets in the breezy brasserie, and pro basketball players who enjoy the extra high ceilings. The Hyatt Regency Los Angeles is a great choice for business guests, families, groups and other vacationers who want to stay close to the downtown L.A. action.
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