Just returned from 6 nights at the Hyatt Regency Pier 66. A top-notch place. There are several restaurants to choose from. The "casual" restaurant in the hotel lobby is expensive (so are all the others) except for the bar/restaurant on top of the marina. I recommend that place for good burgers. It has a beautiful view and you can watch the boats on the intercoastal waterway. The rooms are very nice. We stayed in the 2 story section, which I highly recommend. Our room opened to a small patio that looked over the intercoastal waterway. The pool is beautiful. There are places to sit in the shade or hot sun. The service is excellent.

My family just returned from a 5 night stay. Everything was perfect, don't know what the complainers are talking about - must be cranky about life in general. Beautiful grounds, great pool. We did not stay in the tower, we were in one of the 2-story buildings and faced a canal. Perfect view of boats. Butch the concierge arranged trips for us, Ron the bellhop gave a detailed tour and made suggestions. Great service all around. Our first stay at a Hyatt and won't be the last.

We reserved a room at this hotel and on arrival after a long flight we were told that we could not stay because they were full, we had booked 14 months in advance, we were moved to the Riverside Hotel and they opened a wing of their hotel that was due for refurbishment, beware the customer is not king at this hotel.

We stayed the last night of a 6 day vacation at the Pier 66. The pool and hot tub were great, well maintained. The room was small, very moldy smelling, with small beds that sank in the middle with non-existent pillows. All 4 of us had the worse nights sleep of the vacation. A charge had been added to our bill for a meal we did not get, and the front desk clerk decided to argue with us about whether we really ate the meal or not.