For a married couple and two teenagers, this room was plenty roomy, with bedroom, couch and TV area, desk, and mini-bar with small refrigerator and coffee maker. It was clean, had no odors, and very well-appointed. Breakfast was nice, and several 'nooks' in public places, like a business center, casual visiting places, etc. The wook-out room was also a nice surprise; everything was clean and in good working order.

Pros:
Room layout-nice kitchenette, nice sitting area,large TV
Comfortable bed, good shower
Clean
Bar in lobby
Way above average breakfast
Friendly staff
Quite

Cons:
No body lotion in bath
Kitchenette had nothing in it- no plates,no glasses, no silverware
No bureau or dresser with drawers

All and all more positives than negatives.

Attention to detail would vastly improve the experience

Have worked in College Station several times - but this was my first stay at the Hyatt Place and I'd definitely rate it highest among properties in town at which I've been a guest. Rooms are really nice, with a den-type area which includes a large sofa, desk/chair and kitchen conveniences (sink, small frigdge). Comfy bed and separate sink outside the shower/toilet area also worth noting. Very friendly staff, limited (but solid) food options on site - including a free (though small) breakfast. Convenient to numerous off-site dining options and Texas A&M. Would definitely return.

This is the first Hyatt Place that has had a bath tub in their rooms with King Beds, which is my preference. Enjoy the layout of Hyatt Place hotels with the separate sofa area from the bed area.

2 items why it didn't get a 5.
1. only have pepsi products (no coca cola products) and very limited at that. if i have to have pepsi, then want a root beer.
2. had to ask 3 times to have the receipt e-mailed to me. first when i checked out, second called the next day and finally the third time I finally got the e-mail.