Nice hotel but I wouldn't call it a luxury hotel. The rooms are nicely furnished but nothing special. They need an upgrade. There is no central air conditioning so the rooms have this stupid AC on the floor that is very noisy. Not what I would call ideal. The hotel is spread out so you have to drive to the restaurant. Had breakfast there. Good but expensive.
They have two outdoor heated pools with hot tubs.
Hotel shows up as 4 star hotel, I would say this place is more like 2 star motel. This place isn't a hotel, it's a motel next to a golf course. This place doesn't have anything worthy from my point of view. Pictures are not exactly how the place is like as shown. Rooms are old and smell like a cheap motel place. They have noise coming from pipes from places in certain rooms which is very loud. Only reason they charge up the @#& is due to the golf course which is not that impressive with dry grass. This place deserves to be called a motel not hotel. Please do not pay more than $70 for a room here, not worth it. You're basically getting a motel room with Hyatt name only.
Was not a guest but was visiting friends who were. We spent the evening relaxing by the fire pit in the gazebo (massive by the way, very cozy on a cold night), and played oitdokr games by the pool (shuffleboard and ping pong). Most of the equipment was very nicely maintained, with exception to the ping pong balls, but it's understandable, they're extremely hard to keep track of. The area is beautiful and I'm told the rooms are quite nice.
Expensive drinks and food. Food was late and of poor quality /cold. High resort fee.
Everything is spectacular, except for the TV in the room. On demand movies are $20 each, and the live TV is lacking, the tv remotes are antimicrobial, but are universal remotes and are very very slow. Pool is stupendous, rooms are great, but the location could be a bit closer to the beach. The naval postgraduate school is in the way I'd buy them out if I had Hyatt money.
Stayed here for a work conference. Hotel was nice, though the rooms were a bit small and the walls were quite thin (we got woken up quite early but some noisy neighbors one morning). Beds were comfy, breakfast at the on-site restaurant was good. Conference facilities were nice.
We had a quick one night stay over the weekend. We got to the hotel around 2pm to try for an early check-in (officially at 4pm), and fortunately the room was ready for us. The room itself was quite dated but still clean. The beds were comfortable enough. The water pressure was quite weak though. There is a portable AC in the room but since it was quite cool outside so we just opened a bit of the window and all was good. The check-in staff did acknowledge my Hyatt status, and the room had 2 free bottles of water so that was cool. The lobby was quite nicely decorated, but no complimentary coffee. Well, there is a coffee station in the lobby but you need to buy coffee cups from the gift shop first which is kind of odd. As I said, it was a quick overnight stay.
It's been over 10 years since I last stayed here and I'm very happy to see the rooms are fairly freshly remodeled. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The only drawback is that the units in the teens on up into the 20's (I'm in building 24) have paper thin walls. Even normal volume level conversations can be easily heard in adjoining rooms beside and below my room. The room that I visited in the building on the opposite side of the lobby seems to be quieter inside but their ceilings aren't as high as the one in my 2nd floor room. I have a cathedral-style ceiling and I love it!
The service was top-notch, and amenities abundant. However, the rooms are not what I expected from a 4 stars hotel. For starters, none of the few rooms that we were in had centralized heating and cooling. Instead they had a centralized heating, but a portable AC unit in the room. The machine was so loud that I had to turn it off before going to bed (luckily it wasn't too hot that day). Also the pillows was rather soft and flat, and by the middle of the night I felt like I was sleeping on nothing. Beyond that, the rooms was clean and the beds were comfy. All in all, great service and amenities, so-so on the rooms.
The service was very good here and I'm glad that they are taking many steps to be greener. The cleaning staff come every other day which means they save a ton of water and energy. The WiFi here was surprisingly good. I was able to walk around the expansive hotel area and not lose signal.
I really enjoyed the location. The golf course, the gazebo with a fire pit and live music in the restaurant. The rooms are nice, but could use an update. The only thing I really disliked was the dusty twizzler next to the bed. This however is the review for hotel. Restaurant would get a bad rating. The food was overpriced and badly prepared.
This was not the typical Hyatt. The property was almost rustic. Beautiful golf course, excellent meeting rooms, well appointed and comfortable common areas. The staff was very friendly, almost homey. While I found the food at the restaurant buffet average, the catered events had outstanding food. Really like that they source locally for some of the ingredients. Oh, and even though it seems like it's away from the madding crowd, it's a five minute drive to downtown LA.
I stayed the weekend and enjoyed my experience. You're pretty close to downtown Monterey so there's plenty to do nearby. The hotel has great wifi coverage and the rooms are kept very clean.
The hotel is very nice. The outside of the hotel has a very cool 50s vibe, the building is wood siding and is mostly 2 story's. The inside is very modern and clean. Staff is great. Would stay here again.