My boyfriend and I had a wonderful stay at the Hyatt on 11/16/12.
Our room was beautiful and very clean, with a great view of the harbor.
I sometimes have anxiety about traveling/staying in hotels but I was carefree for this trip. I couldn't have been more comfortable.
The staff is great and very accommodating. Jamie at the front desk was especially helpful, cheerful, and even called up once we got into our room to make sure we were satisfied.
The nice man in the Regency Club Lounge that night also went above and beyond to make sure we were taken care of.
Overall I have no complaints and I will definitely be staying here again. I recommend the Hyatt Regency to anyone planning to stay in Baltimore. It is also close to everything on the inner harbor - we were in town to see a concert and go to the aquarium during the day and didn't have to take a cab anywhere.
Wonderful experience!

We looked into spending a night in Baltimore for my husband's birthday. We wanted something within walking distance to great restaurants and activities. The Hyatt was absolutely great! They offered a romance weekend package that included your room, breakfast, late check-out, champagne and chocolate covered strawberries, and parking for under $250. We had a corner room with a king bed that overlooked the harbor. Everything was fabulous! When we checked in, Jennifer could not have been more helpful, and even called us shortly after we got into the room to make sure things were good. The room itself had a great view and everything was super clean and tidy. The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was roomy and modern. The breakfast buffet at Bistro 300 was so good! Check out went smoothly and even when I discovered a discrepancy on my bill, the gentleman at the desk took the charge off quickly and without question. I would highly recommend this hotel!! We only live about an hour from Baltimore, but this overnight was well needed, and the Hyatt and its staff made us feel very special and we will most definitely be back soon!!

Looks te me like a somewhat tired hotel... (similar to the Sheraton next door). Very attentive and friendly front desk staff however... Great and warm welcome at 12th floor executive level... Fellpoint seems to be the next hot-spot for hotels nowadays... that's where my next stay is gonna be at...

My wife and I stayed at the Hyatt Regency, Baltimore, for 3 nights, Nov. 1-4, while attending a conference. It is a fine hotel, but a surprising inattentiveness to details made ours a less than perfect stay. Though the weather had turned chilly, the hotel still seemed to have air conditioning on in its public areas, which we found distinctly cold. So was our room. The thermostat, when we first entered it, read 68 F, but it felt closer to 60 and we had to push up the heat to 76 before the room became comfortable. The bed had only a light coverlet; and when we looked for extra blankets in the closets, all we could find was a light sheet. The next morning my wife washed her hair and a few of her hair got left in the shower. Imagine our surprise 24 hours later when she went into the shower again and found the same hair in the same place. Obviously the shower had not been cleaned properly the previous day. We are tea rather than coffee drinkers in the morning. The first morning my wife found two tea bags of a really inferior brand of tea next to the coffee making machine, which we used. The following day they had not been replaced, with the result that we had to forego our morning tea. We also found that in the bathroom there were not enough places to hang the towels, just a small peg on the wall and a towel bar on the shower door. A few more racks would have been welcome.
Because we were there for a conference, the usual charge for wi-fi service was waived. A regular guest has to pay close to $10 a day for the Internet. In this day and age, where even coffee places like Starbucks can provide free Internet to their customers, surely one should be able to expect the same at a big Hyatt. Indeed, we found everything in the hotel to be overpriced, starting from parking ($28 a day, which again was reduced to $10 for members of our conference) to simple food items like burgers, as reviewer SuzanneinMD has pointed out.
The best feature of the hotel was the courtesy, promptness and helpfulness of the staff at the desk. Our queries about hooking up the laptop were answered at once and in full. Mr Chopra at the check-out desk was courteous and efficient. Other staff were always available to assist guests and answer queries.
All in all, we found the Hyatt a fine hotel which showed surprising inattentiveness to some small but important details.