I gave this hotel an average rating as everything about this hotel is adequate - the room was clean, but VERY dated. For example, there was an old school CRT TV, not a flatscreen TV. The TV didn't have a time - a personal peeve of mine. The front desk personnel were nice, but really clueless about on going events. I had the buffet for breakfast and the restaurant was downright cold in the morning.

We stayed one night chose Hyatt primarily for location and price. It was considerably less than other hotels in the area. Service as very good, location was excellent, close to restaurants, Bengals and Reds stadiums. We had king room with a view, view was nice but they were cleaning the windows which detracted from overall experience. Overall room was fine, clean, but had old school tube TV, no flat panel. Bathroom was dated, cracked tile behind toilet, shower head broken. We used valet parking but you could park in the same garage for probably less depending upon your stay.

Went to this hotel for a wedding. They had a price block for two nights of the weekend but not for Friday night. The hotel would not honor the price set up on Friday night. We had to use valet parking (my husband is on a knee scooter and can't walk far) which was $26 a night and the taxes added up a lot. The room was just fair and the extras like the toilet paper and kleenex were below fair. The maid never replaced the things like shampoos and lotions and one day did not replace the towels. We had to call for bath mats and hand towels. Not a great experience. I thought Hyatt was a good brand!

The hotel is in a great location and is close to 75 and 71. The entrance and foyer were Hyatt like, but that it where it ends. The rooms had mildewy showers, old style tvs and "dead waking" heating systems that woke me every time they cycled on. The Broncos were staying there and were entertaining. Champs was very slow. Unless you get a great price, I can't recommend it.