Hyatt Regency Calgary

Great hotel for business travellers. Perfect location with tons of eateries and bars within walking distance. While lobby is a bit dated, the rooms have been recently renovated and are extremely well appointed and comfortable. Very quiet at night. The rooftop gym is truly excellent, good equipment for cardio and weights and very decent size. There is also a pool. Friendly service.

The service in the entire hotel from the front desk to the in house coffee shop was refreshing. The beds are comfortable, and the rooms clean. We had family therefore a connected room, which was very convenient.nThank you especially to Carlo who attended graciously to an extension to our reservation.nThe hotel itself is conveniently located a block from an LRT and pedestrian only shopping centre.

I typically stay at Marriott hotels. However, I was unable to for the first two nights before the conference I am attending begins. This hotel was amazing! I wish I wouldn't have moved over to the Marriott for the remainder of my time here.

Good location, Strange staff response asked to upgrade to club access but was told lounge was FULL but then she goes on to say but u can upgrade to a suite then have club access excuse me just said was FULL, breakfast is a complete rip off prices are disgraceful $6.50 for a small pot of Yogurt, $2.50 for 1 Banana, coffee$5 no idea if bottomless coffee as we decided not to pay those prices explains why Breakfast practically empty. If one checks be sure u r not over looking Bleu nightclub the noise is horrendous.

A good hotel in downtown Calgary. The exterior suggests an outdated building, but the rooms, gym, pool, and Regency Club are actually very well maintained and modern. The higher floors have good views of the city.nnI wish they would keep more of an eye on the pool room, though. When my wife and I got there at 9pm on a Sunday night, a family of 6 including an adolescent and 3 kids aged 2–10 was having a party across the entire pool, jumping from the edge of the pool and shouting loudly. Towels and other personal stuff was spread out across basically all the tables and chairs in the pool room. We decided to sit in the hot tub but had no opportunity to relax because of the raucous proceedings. Eventually the parents and the toddler left, leaving 3 kids behind, continuing the party for another 15 minutes. We had about 10 minutes of quiet before the closing of the pool room. During all this time, at least two different hotel employees walked through the room to conduct whatever business and ignoring the circus.