Hyatt Regency Orlando

Mikelle Pustejovsky

Might be one of the nicest hotels I have stayed in in the US! I felt like I was at an all inclusive resort. The rooms were spacious, SO many mirrors especially in the bathroom and there was a ton on property. As well as a lot that is walking distance. If you are coming for a convention, this is a great location as there are sky bridges to the Orange County Convention Center. I thought the texting service to the front desk was nice as well. They were quick to respond! Although pricey and everything on site is pricey, I was very impressed with this stay.

SZETANG WONG

Our 3-day stay at Hyatt was fantastic, all thanks to Dalina! She provided such warm and thoughtful service with a constant bright smile. We arrived early and she kindly arranged an early check-in for us. We used a Goh award for this stay and were delightfully surprised with a suite upgrade. What a lucky treat! The hotel’s location is super convenient for Universal Studios, and the shuttle service from the lobby made getting there easy. Our room was clean, cozy, and very comfortable. We truly enjoyed every moment and will cherish this happy stay!

Susan Toalson McGinty

This The Hyatt Regency Orlando has become our go-to luxury escape. We first stayed for the Cheez-It Bowl in 2025, returned again a few weeks ago, and are already looking forward to our next stay in mid-March. From arrival to departure, every team member delivers warm, polished service with genuine care and attention. The hotel is immaculate, spotless, beautifully maintained, and thoughtfully designed for both relaxation and refinement. The resort atmosphere is exceptional. Whether lounging by the pool, spending time at the spa, or simply enjoying the calm, elevated energy of the property, this is a place where you truly unwind and recharge. Add in the walkable access to excellent restaurants, and it becomes the perfect long-weekend retreat. Consistently exceptional. We return because it delivers every time.

muziqpleaze

The hotel and the amenities are nice. That food at the pool prices is sky high. 🥲 The only good thing is it goes to the staff as a service tip. I cried alittle inside. Invest in your patrons who are disabled, mothers, and/or elderly guest by enlarging the elevators and bathroom, add more disability rooms. It's not like non disabled people can't use the rooms. 😕 Should have a quiet from there are some individuals with sensory disorders that could use that.

Actuarial Bro

I want to share a frustrating experience at Hyatt Regency Orlando regarding a $25 pool towel charge that should never have been on my bill. We were staying here for the IAC event. I never took a towel. When I raised this with the front desk, the agent's default assumption was that I was lying. He went back to look for any documentation of the charge, and found nothing. No proof I took a towel, nothing. At that point, the reasonable response would have been to apologize and remove the charge. Instead, he pivoted to: 'Someone must have used your card to get the towel.' I told him my card never left my possession. I also asked the obvious follow-up: if a stranger truly used my card, wouldn't that same person have had access to my room? That's a serious security issue. His reply was that the hotel doesn't make mistakes. Think about that for a moment. Faced with no evidence supporting the charge, the staff's position was that either I was lying or some unknown person had compromised my room access, anything other than admitting a billing error. The $25 was eventually refunded, but I never received an apology or even an acknowledgment that this could have been handled better. For a hotel of this caliber, that's a poor reflection of service standards. Check your bill carefully if you stay here — and I hope IAC chooses a better venue for future events.