The Hyatt Regency On The Miami River In Downtown Stands Close To
The Financial District And Five Blocks From The Bayside Marketplace.
The Hotel Adjoins The Miami Convention Center And Connects To The
James L. Knight Center - Perfect For Business Travelers, Conventioneers
And Entertainment Fans.
Guests Are First Greeted In The
Atrium Lobby By A Polished, White, Automated Piano Banging Out Up-tempo
Numbers. A Giant Sculpture By Yaacov Agam Nearly Touches The Ceiling.
Hyatt Amenities Include A Staffed Business Center, More Than 100,000
Square Feet Of Meeting Space, Outdoor Pool, Sundeck And Fitness
Center. In Addition, Guests Can Nab Discount Passes To A Health
Club Near The Hyatt. For Shoppers And Strollers, The Riverwalk And
Bayside Market Are Just Steps Away. For A Taste Of Upscale Pacific
Rim Cuisine From Japan, Thailand, China, Hawaii And South America,
Guests Can Check Out The Hotel's Japengo. They'll Find A More Casual
Atmosphere In The Riverwalk Caf?, Which Offers Gourmet Take-out,
And Can Mix With The Locals At Currents Lounge.
In Their Rooms, Guests Will Enjoy Contemporary South Beach-inspired
Decor, With Light Wood Furniture, Oval Mirrors, Streamlined Lamps,
And Tones Of Beige, Gold And Blue. They Can Marvel At The Views
Of The City Or Biscayne Bay Out Their Floor-to-ceiling Windows,
Especially The Manatees Putting On Shows In The Miami River. Most
Rooms Have Balconies With Tables And Chairs. Amenities Include Dial-up
And Wireless Internet Access, Cable Tv, Premium Channels, Pay Movies,
Coffeemakers, Refrigerators, Designer Toiletries And Safes.
The Hotel Draws A Mix Of Business And Leisure Travelers And Often
Hosts Headliners Performing At The Knight Center. The Manatees Also
Don't Charge Admission For Their Shows. |
