Overview
by Lissa Poirot
Located in Long Beach, California, this newly renovated hotel was acquired by Hyatt in 2016. Bright and welcoming rooms feature flat-screen TVs, MP3 docking stations, coffee makers and free Wi-Fi. Standard rooms, starting at 308 square feet, are outfitted with king or double queen beds. Suites are 532 square feet in size and provide a divider wall to separate a king bed from a living area with sleeper sofa. The hotel features a rooftop swimming pool, with a bar for drinks and light snacks. Bay Street Kitchen provides Southern California cuisine for breakfast, 6:30 to 11 a.m., and dinner beginning at 5 p.m. and closing on 10 or 11 p.m., on weekdays and weekends, respectively. Parking is available at the Pike Parking Garage, across the street from the hotel, and is available by fee. Pets are welcome at the property, with a weight limit of 50 pounds and a per-stay fee.
Our Editor Loves
- Rooftop swimming pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Pet-friendly
Family Interests
- Beach
Family Amenities
- Cribs
- Free Wi-Fi
- Onsite Dining
- Pool
Reviews
by 489olam
I hadn't stayed here for a couple of years and the whole area is now completed with lots of stores and restaurants.
I got upgraded to a suite, with a nice bathroom.
It's a small cozy hotel, the breakfast is solid!!
Highly recommended!!
by MellieMel310
Had a one night visit for business and felt very underwhelmed and unappreciated. I used points for this trip and I still cannot help but to think that point stays are unappreciated by hotels and treated differently than cash rooms. However point stays are your most loyal customers and I have to stay at quite a few Hyatt properties to get a point comp. At check in, I was not recognized for being a Explorist, but no big deal as pretty much everyone is. But when booking, I was only able to be assigned an ADA compliant room. I normally do not like ADA rooms due to the layout and weird bathroom accommodations and requested for a regular room, not even an upgrade which I am entitled to at Explorist but did not request as I get that hotels do not like upgrading and sometimes upgrades are now considered being close to an elevator or room with a "view" and not necessarily a suite.
I really feel gouged on this trip and the only saving grace was the room was on points. Parking is $35.00 per day, I got a red bull in the afternoon, $7.81 and a coors light in the evening $8.95. requested for a quiet room and was assigned a room on the second floor next to the street which I can hear everything on a Friday night and not to mention that there were two parties downstairs which added to the noise. I really felt disappointed in the welcome and treatment as a loyalty club member. The rooms were decent but the atmosphere was broken with the poor treatment and price gouging. I would never pay $266 for this room as this was the going rate.