Hyatt Regency Rochester
125 East Main Street, Near Blue Cross Arena, Rochester, NY 14604, United States
Rating
4.1
GreenLeader
2024
Price Level
$$
Rooms
341
Pets
Yes
15
May
Hyatt Regency Rochester, Rochester
Hyatt Regency Rochester
Situated along the Genesee River, newly renovated Hyatt Regency Rochester is the tallest, most upscale hotel in the Finger Lakes Area and Upstate New York. Conveniently Connected with the Rochester Riverside Convention Center, you can enjoy breathtaking views, savory restaurants, and exciting entertainment and shopping. Our Rochester hotel is your ideal destination to take in Rochester and its nearby attractions such as state-of-the-art golf, regional wineries, and ski slopes.
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Overall
Very Good
4.1
381 reviews
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Customers Review
Cleanliness 4.3
Comfort 4.3
Neighborhood 4
Amenities 4
Condition 4.2
Recomendation 85.8%
“My family and I are World of Hyatt "Globalist" rewards members and although we live nearby, due to us not wanting to travel far because of Covid, we have stayed at this property as a "staycation" getaway multiple times and we have had an enjoyable stay on each occasion. There is a nice on site gym and a large indoor swimming pool, which is great during the colder months. The employees have always been very friendly and accommodating to my family and myself. On our most recent New Years Eve weekend stay, the General Property Manager, Michael Harrington, personally went out of his way to make sure my family and I had a great stay and memorable time! If you are looking to stay overnight in the Downtown Rochester area, I do highly recommend this property.”
— Bridget Marsh
“The view is definitely worth the price if you're into that thing. I'm not really sold on the price point for anything else though. We got a king suite on the second highest floor thinking it was going to be super nice. The shower vent was super dirty, the shower floor had a huge crack in it, there were stains on the walls, and the room has literally no lighting. The bed is comfy and everything else is just kind of your standard hotel stuff. Parking is in a structure attached to the hotel and they will give you a pass that is $12 a day that allows unlimited use.”
— Ruthie Wiley
