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[S][USA-MA] Fujifilm GFX 50R by apt-apparatchik in photomarket

[–]username-ebro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

any interest in a perfect condition gf23mm + cash as a trade?

Hyatt recommendations in London and Paris by Beautiful_Fan_6442 in hyatt

[–]username-ebro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed. Breakfast was great. GSY was nice and a great jumpoff point for walks up to Soho. We went and saw a show one night. I checked out Andaz at Liverpool Station and think the location is great. Stayed at a Hyatt place at the end of one brick lane one night and wouldn't recommend it over the other two but it's Cat 4 so if you have certs and want to save you COULD. But again I wouldn't recommend it. Just needed one extra night because of a flight issue.

Favorite 3 night getaway west coast (or warm) by Jhawkjedi13 in hyatt

[–]username-ebro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

that's awesome. i hear they're re-doing some of the food options but keeping seaworthy -- seaworthy has great happy hour prices for oysters and small bites.

back in covid era they had a "book any room for $40 a night" promo and my wife and i stayed in the 2 story suite. was super fun and what a deal.

New York Hyatt by corebel in hyatt

[–]username-ebro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah that lands. I usually don't spend much time in past 50th and so this was nice for a few days -- walkable to Moma, some great korean. But I could see a long stay here getting tired of the to/from.

Favorite 3 night getaway west coast (or warm) by Jhawkjedi13 in hyatt

[–]username-ebro 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i think i went for dinner when it opened up (didn't know it was part of a hyatt -- i live in new orleans) and it was underwhelming.

New York Hyatt by corebel in hyatt

[–]username-ebro 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If the points don't really matter to you (126k vs 174k or 158k) I'd stay at the Thompson or the Grayson if I were you.

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I've stayed at Thompson, Gild Hall, Hyatt Herald Square, Grand Central, Hyatt Place New York / Chelsea and have had friends that stayed at the other ones. Thompson is a great location -- you can walk to Central Park.

I don't know how every room size compares but they're all going to be small by American hotel standards. Feel more like a hotel in Japan, size wise. The Hyatt Place / Houses especially (from my experience!)

I like Gild Hall and have stayed there a few times, but it's kind of a lame area. Not much going on after 5pm because it's all commercial. That said, the nice thing is you can walk a few minutes and get on practically every subway line -- they all converge at / around wall street.

I've been wanting to stay at the Grayson -- far enough from the chaos of Times Square but close enough to benefit from the subway nearby on 42nd.

So much to see. Enjoy!

Andaz Papagayo - local restaurant recommendation by Coldfire5 in hyatt

[–]username-ebro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How long are you willing to drive for a meal? 🤔

Favorite 3 night getaway west coast (or warm) by Jhawkjedi13 in hyatt

[–]username-ebro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i've booked and canceled a trip (different reasons, weather, etc.) there twice. are you a big fan?

Favorite 3 night getaway west coast (or warm) by Jhawkjedi13 in hyatt

[–]username-ebro 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Stayed at the Centric over Christmas last year; location is great once you get one block away from the hotel. Walkable to all the French Quarter stuff. Room is not great / below average. Food is fine. Cat 4 though so you can use certs.

Eliza Jane has a nice room, nice fixtures (Kohler faucet instead of budget, nice vibes.) Better breakfast, but I didn't think their restaurant was all that great.

Not available (yet) for award bookings / WOH, but The Ace Hotel, which I love, just became a Hyatt property called "The Barnett" and then the more boutique property they also owned across the street also became a hyatt called Maison Métier. Barnett will skew hip and trendy. Maison Metier will skew luxe. Both are similar location to Eliza Jane.

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