Clean friendly staff. Large rooms very quiet

No.pool. the website photos showed a pool with lane lines. When I asked where the pool was located the receptionist told me it was closed as of 3 years ago. Take the picture off the website hyatt. Under the pool description on hyatts website it's written No Hotub. Nothing about No pool. Very misleading. Would have liked a pool since we travel as a family. It was very hot out and a pool would have kept us at the hotel longer and probably spent more money at the hotel but instead we left the hotel and didn't come back until later. No.pool was a bummer.

This hotel was fantastic! The location was ideal for what we came to Boston to do (concert at Fenway), and the hotel itself exceeded my expectations. When I first arrived, there was some sort of issue printing the room key. The concierge escorted me to the room personally, helped me with my bags, and opened the room using a master key. My travel companion hadn't arrived yet, so I went back down to the lobby to wait and since they were still having issues printing out the keys, another member of the concierge staff brought me over to the hotel's café area and told the staff there to please get me any food or drink on the house. The overall decor of the hotel was amazing. I was extremely impressed by the lobby, café, and restaurant areas. With the hotel's proximity to MIT and Cambridge, I thought it was a really nice touch to go with the academic theme. I wish our stay had been longer, because I would have loved the opportunity to spend time in the café area. They had what looked to be very comfortable seating that offered privacy for either intimate conversations, or uninterrupted work. There was even one of those sound proof pods where you could make a private phone call if needed. The view from our room was incredible. We were overlooking the Charles, and the view of the city skyline at night was gorgeous. It was wonderful to be able to see some crew teams practicing out on the water in the mornings. The Paperback Tavern was a highlight of our stay. It had a cozy feel while still being fairly open to the rest of the hotel, and it had a fantastic view of the river. Breakfast was included with our stay and I was expecting your typical continental breakfast, but it turns out that we were allotted $30 per person and were able to order off their regular menu. They had a variety of great breakfast options, as well as lattés and cappuccinos. We also had dinner there the second night of our stay and loved the food and cocktails we ordered. Great stay...

I was a little disappointed that there wasn't a microwave in the room. There was a microwave down in the lobby, but we had some leftovers that we wanted to have late at night after our concert. It would have been nice to be able to heat them up in our room. We definitely didn't want to have to go down to the lobby in our pajamas for something like that. It also would have been nice for there to be an ice machine on every floor, having to go down one floor from our room just to get ice was a little inconvenient.

Every single member of the staff that we had contact with was efficient and personable. We needed a hotel close to MIT and this met our need. The shuttle was a bonus. It took us to within walking distance of the restaurant we had chosen in Harvard Square. I had booked two rooms and the fact that they were not closer together was not a problem. The staff clearly made an effort, but we chose to take two rooms that were ready and waiting. The rooms had everything we needed and everything was immaculate. The garden in the back was lovely. The view from breakfast at the restaurant was lovely, especially watching a family of geese amble across Memorial Drive as traffic stopped for them. Great walking around the Charles. It was nice to be able to leave our car in the parking garage after checkout. Two of us walked while two more took a college tour. When we came back from our walk, we waited in the lobby for about half an hour. A staff member brought us bottled water and had a pleasant conversation. The hotel met all of our needs and I would recommend it if you need to be in that area.

This is just a pet peeve about all hotels. I do not support destination fees and this one was the one 'peeved' me the most. I dislike it when a fee is charged for the use of facilities - many of which are not used. In this particular case, we did use the shuttle, but did not need any discounts for activities in the area. First of all, we were not looking for any on this trip and secondly, I can find deeper discounts on my own. I would rather have the destination fee eliminated and have that amount included in the price of the room. I was also curious as to why there were no soda/snack machines available. Neither of these are complaints - simply opinions and wonderings. Overall, we were very please with the hotel.

The friendliness of " all" the staff. Also we ( my son and I really feel they went above and beyond for our comfort, by having our room ready and waiting for us when our schedule was changed due to work on the rail road. Creating an inconvenience for us and the Hyatt .The hotel staff had our room ready for us to check into when we arrived at 11a.m.Not having us wait to 3!

Longer hours on the little gee dunk shop.

Was only here for a very short 1.5 days, but felt very comfortable. Staff was courteous, room was clean, and bed and pillows were so fantastic that I wish I could have taken the bed home with me. Mattress was 10/10 (just the perfect soft/hard balance), best sleep I had in a while. Thermostat is very important to me, and it did not disappoint- digital, and fully adjustable as needed. Huge TV, great channel options. I have a feeling it is very hard to keep an 80/90s hotel in such good shape, so either it was recently renovated or they are doing a great job with upkeep. Carpet seemed new, room smelled great.

It did rain one of the days and I hoped there may be an umbrella in the hotel room that I could use that day. Just a suggestion of an addition. Slippers would be nice too, I would not throw them out but take them with me, otherwise bad for environment.

The bed was comfy and the shower was refreshing. We ate at the restaurant on the 2nd floor. The service was very good and the food arrived fairly quickly. We walked to Fenway for a concert. The views inside and outside the hotel were amazing. It was a pleasant stay, thank you!

We self-parked at the hotel and found out afterwards that we should have scanned our room key when leaving bec the parking was charged on our bill. There was a little box to put the room key in after scanning it in the garage, we were told afterwards. So we paid twice but the hotel is going to reimburse us.

I recently stayed at the Hyatt Regency Cambridge and had a fantastic experience. The hotel's location is excellent, being conveniently close to both MIT and Boston University, making it ideal for visiting students or attending events at these institutions. One of the standout aspects of my stay was the super courtesy of the personnel. From the moment I arrived, the staff were exceptionally friendly and accommodating, always ready to assist with any request or provide helpful information about the local area. Their warm and professional demeanor truly made me feel welcome. The overall atmosphere in the hotel was vibrant and positive, contributing to a pleasant stay. The public areas were clean and well-maintained, and the decor was modern and inviting. My room was comfortable and well-appointed, offering all the amenities I needed for a relaxing stay. The good vibes throughout the hotel made it a memorable experience. Whether enjoying a meal at the on-site restaurant or simply relaxing in the lobby, the pleasant ambiance was evident. The Hyatt Regency Cambridge successfully combines a great location, excellent service, and a welcoming atmosphere, making it a top choice for anyone visiting the area.

On the other hand, the hotel could benefit from some updates. The structure itself is showing signs of age, and certain areas could use renovation. The infrastructure, including the elevators and plumbing, seemed a bit outdated and in need of improvement. These updates would greatly enhance the overall guest experience.

We've stayed at the Hyatt Regency Boston/Cambridge in the past because it's one of the more reasonably priced hotels in Boston/Cambridge and it's in a great location. We had a spectacular view of the Charles River, downtown Boston, and Boston U (my alma mater) from our balcony. The room was spacious and the bed was comfortable. We also like the many sitting areas on the first floor.

The price of $48 per night for self parking ($58 for valet) is outrageous. Thanks to Daniel R. for working with us on the parking fee.

We visited for my wife's birthday and Christina at the front desk was great. The champagne and cupcakes in our room were an excellent and appreciated touch. Overall it was a wonderful stay, would recommend, and we will be staying again.

I booked a queen room with a balcony and it was bit cold in March to fully use it (nothing to be done about that obviously) but I didn't check the room size and putting the balcony aside the room was a bit small.

very convinient location ! and the garage was very close to the lobby !

the shower....😔 very low pressure, very dificult to rinse my hair and because of that, it took me longer than I normally need. So , the saving water porpouse didn't work. A nice shower after a long day makes you revigorate, that wasn't the case. King size bed was comfortable, but uneven, one side of the mattress was deeper than the other, I felt in a hole !