This was one of the priciest hotels on our trip, at $269 American a night for a room with a king size bed. But it was worth it, in terms of comfort and style.

This is one sophisticated hotel -- decorated all in dark tones. Everything looks very executive. There's a lot of art (including sculptures) in the cavernous lobby. The room looked classy and upscale, the bed was super comfortable!

One inconvenient aspect of this hotel, was the parking. We had to leave our car in a nearby lot (across the street). I believe it cost extra, can't remember how much. Made us a little nervous, as we didn't know the city well!

However, being right downtown was neat. A downtown ambassador wandered by and gave us some advice and a map (very helpful!). We had dinner at the restaurant built into the hotel (Networks Bar and Grill), and then walked over to Chase Field to catch the Diamondbacks in action.

Overall, a comfortable and luxurious stay...and a good location.

My wife 2 kids and I spent the July 4th weekend in Phoenix. The Hyatt is downtown - right in the middle of the city. Very short walk to see a Diamondbacks or Suns game, shops/restaurants are nearby. Pool and gym are sort of small, but both were well maintained and clean. There is a sports bar in the hotel that offers good happy hour specials and late night meals. Also a Einstein Bros just off the lobby. Hotel staff was very courteous. The only negative over 4 days - we had to ask the maid to clean out our tub better since it had a dirt ring when we arrived. It was cleaned while we went to dinner and the mgr gave us 2 breakfast coupons. Otherwise no problems. We had a great stay and would go back to this Hyatt again.

PS - If you're looking for activities, we did a Diamondbacks game, WaterWorld water park, and the Ponderosa Stables dinner sunset ride. We also did fireworks at Tempe Towne Lake. All were awesome!!!!

We came in at 1:00 am and checked out at 8:00am so it was a short stay, but we were impressed with the hotel, we would stay there again at a better price. Paid 149.00 Auto Club discount. I'm sure it can be booked elsewhere for cheaper. Beautiful lobby would have loved to lounge for awhile but no time. Very polite staff throughout.
Close to ASU downtown campus , walking distance if not hot out, we were there for my son's orientation. Awesome view of Chase field and all of Phoenix. Awesome, great beds,wish we could take them home with us.
We are usually a Hilton family, but this is our second time staying at Hyatt and we may be switching.
Only downside, parking structure is across small street and you have to take elevator down from garage and walk across street to hotel, but ok.
Starbucks just across street, oh yeah!
Next time we'll stay longer to enjoy hotel and surrounding areas to explore.

Just returned from a conference hosted at this hotel. I stayed at another hotel nearby, but most of my party was at the Hyatt. The hotel was nice enough, but beware of their car service scam. We had a party of 12 going out for dinner and asked the bellhop to call a cab for us. Instead, he pulled over several cars from a car service. In the midst of trying to get everyone in a car, I neglected to ask what their rates were, assuming that it would be metered service. We got to our destination, and lo and behold it was $25 per car for a <5 mile trip ($45 for the SUV)! (The return trip by taxi was only $12). When we got back to the hotel and complained, the desk refused to acknowledge that it was a problem, although they did grudgingly comp some items to folks' bills. The next night another attendee was ill and asked them to call a cab to take him to a drugstore to pick up a prescription -- the desk again offered him car service instead, and flatly refused to call an actual taxi for him. He ended up having to go inside, get a phone book, and call a cab on his cell phone.