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Grand Hyatt DFW

An upscale airport hotel located inside Terminal D with airfield views and noise-cancelling windows.

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94
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Grand Hyatt DFW is an upscale airport property physically integrated into Terminal D. It excels at travel convenience, offering soundproofed rooms, helpful service, and direct access to airport departure gates. However, steep cash rates often hovering around $400 lead multiple reviewers to question the value, especially given dated room aesthetics. 14211016

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What travelers noticed

  • The location directly inside Terminal D lets guests take an elevator straight to airport security. 131626
  • Solid soundproofing and noise cancelling windows keep the rooms surprisingly quiet despite the proximity to the airfield. 15222
  • Staff provide accommodating and hospitable service, including offering rides between terminals to assist with luggage. 13
  • The on-site restaurant earns consistent praise for breakfast dishes like eggs Benedict and steak. 510

The catch

  • Some guests celebrate spacious bathrooms outfitted in black marble with separate tubs, while others find them small with single sinks and limited privacy. 92322
  • While many reviewers marvel at clear views of planes on runways 18 and 36, others report being assigned underwhelming views of the roof or parking deck. 2
  • Guests disagree on the room decor, with some appreciating the spacious layout and bedside controls while others feel the furnishings remain dated. 26

Who it's for

  • Early morning departures from Terminal D
  • Aviation enthusiasts wanting runway views
  • Travelers seeking solid soundproofing inside the airport

Skip it if

  • Budget-conscious travelers avoiding steep cash rates
  • Guests looking for modern, freshly styled guest rooms

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$286est. per night
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$286est. per night
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Score breakdown

How the 94/100 is built, category by category — each one with the strongest thing travelers actually said, and the source it came from.

Bathroom

98
read from 1 source · Deep coverage
  • The bathroom is decked out in pretty black marble and was also impressively spacious. It had a rather large shower and separate bathtub. 22
  • Additionally the bed was incredibly comfortable and the bathroom very large with a seperate tub and shower. 10

Food

86
read from 16 sources · Deep coverage
  • No club, so the breakfast is free in the restaurant and the restaurant is phenomenal. From eggs Benedict to steak I've been thrilled with everything I've eaten at every meal. 5
  • The stand out item to me was the Texas Benedict which was Eggs Benedict with brisket subsituted out for the Canadian Bacon. It was fantastic. I would go out of my way to order it in a restaurant. 10

Location

97
read from 1 source · Deep coverage
  • One of the very best parts of the Grand Hyatt DFW - its location - has stayed exactly the same. You are just steps from Terminal D security and, unless you want to take in the runway views from the rooftop pool, you never even have to step outside to go from the airport to your room at the Grand Hyatt DFW. 16
  • Fabulous location and I would say pretty much on par with Grand Hyatts in the states. 12

Noise

87
read from 9 sources · Solid coverage
  • After a blissful and surprisingly quiet night, we went back to the lobby to catch the shuttle. 2
  • All you need to do to access it is head out of security and up the escalator. You don't need to go outside to get to the Grand Hyatt, and there's even an elevator if you have lots of bags, so it couldn't be easier to access this hotel. 21

Room

96
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  • Upgraded to a suite with an amazing runway view each visit. I've spent literal hours sitting and watching planes take off and land. 5
  • I booked a free night with points for the evening before an extra early flight and got upgraded to the Presidential Suite. Talk about an amazing space!! 5

Service

96
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  • Super friendly staff top to bottom, by the end of my second visit, restaurant staff recognized me and knew my name (I've only been here 3 days each time). 5
  • Staff were all professional, hospitable, can't say a single bad thing about them. 5

Bed & Sleep

95
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  • The beds were comfortable and soundproofing was really solid! I got a good nights sleep. 6
  • The bed was decently comfortable (not nearly as plush as a Four Seasons bed though) so I slept pretty well. 22

Value

87
read from 1 source · Deep coverage
  • And since it's a Category 2, at 8,000 World of Hyatt Points it's a great redemption when rates are high. For my night, the cash rate was $200 so I thought it was a good use of points. 6
  • While the cash rates can get a bit pricey, once again this hotel shines for a points redemption. The Hyatt Regency DFW clocks in at only 8,000 points a night, you can’t get much better! 2

Where it is, how to reach it

2337 South International Parkway
Dallas, Texas
75261-9045 USA

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Stay value

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Beats what $$ usually buys

Scores 4 points above the mid-range median of 90, across 368 hotels in the same bracket. In Dallas it sits 7 points above the local median of 87.

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Value13 mentions
  • The upper-middle-range 811-room Hyatt Regency DFW delivers sleek and competitively priced rooms from Terminal C in Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, along with handy services for business travelers. 7
  • And since it's a Category 2, at 8,000 World of Hyatt Points it's a great redemption when rates are high. For my night, the cash rate was $200 so I thought it was a good use of points. 6
  • While the cash rates can get a bit pricey, once again this hotel shines for a points redemption. The Hyatt Regency DFW clocks in at only 8,000 points a night, you can’t get much better! 2
  • I think $400 a night is too expensive, even for an airport hotel location as such. Staying at airport connected hotels has become somewhat of a hobby of mine over the years but I've always avoided the Grand Hyatt DFW as the price was too high for me to pay or allow me to expense to my employer, even with special corporate or travel agency rates. 14
  • As you can see, this is nearly double the cost of the nearby Hyatt Regency DFW, so it's certainly a hefty premium over that hotel. Cash rates here can be extreme, often surpassing $400 per night. 21
  • The runway rooms are particularly appealing to aviation geeks like me and are worth paying a little extra for, even for only a 10-hour stay. 22
  • One of the two Hyatt hotels at DFW is the Grand Hyatt. This is the more expensive one. But, it pays off immediately. 15
  • Also agree the TWA in JFK is overpriced and more of a novelty to get one experience in and look for something else the next time. 13
  • My only issue with the hotel is price. The Hyatt Regency DFW is often priced much lower than the Grand Hyatt meaning it is an overall better value. 10
  • Usually the Grand Hyatt is quite a bit more expensive than the Hyatt Regency, but this time it wasn't a big jump, and totally worth it. 12
  • The buffet costs $16 per person which I feel isn't a bad deal given the hotel's remote location. 20
  • The Hyatt Regency is a Category 3 hotel, which means you can expect to pay 9,000, 12,000, or 15,000 World of Hyatt points per night. There are reasonably cheap cash rates here as well, ones that often are far less than competing hotels that are off-property - making this hotel much more of a steal. 21
  • I wish I could have spent more than just a few hours there and wouldn't hesitate to return; though the cash prices are pretty steep. 17
Room33 mentions
  • The bedroom area had dark blue curtains on the far side, which went well with the dark blue and gray carpet. 19
  • Overall the remodel is impressive and the Executive Suite is a great space. 17
  • The room had several lamps, but even turning all of them on didn't make it feel bright. 19
  • I was actually shocked how good the hotel was, and had no idea my wife and I were going to enjoy watching planes from our room so much. 13
  • If I stay at an airport hotel, book a room with a view, and mention it in the notes, getting a ROOF view as an upgrade feels really BLAH. For $400, that's not worth it to me. 14
  • I also noticed the fridge next to the TV? That things looks beat up and dented You would think they would have something more premium in the room? 13
  • Brown-striped carpeting, red decor, and dark wood furniture give rooms a modern vibe, though the carpet is on the ugly side. 7
  • Oddly, the desk didn't have any outlets other than this one at the base of the lamp. Attempting to plug in my laptop's charger was awkward and required sliding the lamp to the edge of the desk to make space. 19
  • We've gotten a suite every time we've stayed there, and in-room coffee is the default. We stayed there twice, but it was over 3 years ago. We had problems with snooty service both times. 13
  • Side note: The coffee maker shown in the photo isn't a "Keurig machine" or K-cup machine, it's a Illy Iperespresso that uses there properiety espresso pods. Much nicer and an added value in my eyes over a K-cup unit. 14
  • In the end I can definitely recommend this hotel. The bed was comfortable, the room spacious and the service good. 20
  • The desk was perfect for me to make some video calls. 23
  • I booked a free night with points for the evening before an extra early flight and got upgraded to the Presidential Suite. Talk about an amazing space!! 5
  • My room was a standard king sized room which was fine. There was plenty of space, especially for one person. 20
  • The room is dirty, the food is meh, the furniture all screaming the needs to get updated. 2
  • The room was quite spacious and had a new huge TV. It has been recently refreshed, and features a balcony. 6
  • My room's view was of the road that runs in and out of the airport. I would have liked to have a view facing airplanes, but it wasn't offered. 20
  • Beware of the little room fridge. I moved a Pringles to back of fridge to make room for meds and got charged for it later. It must have been a smart fridge. I wrote them and they credited me back. 14
  • The desk agent was extremely confused, and he kept discussing the details of someone else's room. 19
  • The suite was very large and featured a nice living room area and a very spacious bedroom. 10
  • The room is great, though the bathroom a little dark. 13
  • Upgraded to a suite with an amazing runway view each visit. I've spent literal hours sitting and watching planes take off and land. 5
  • The room's decor was very modern, but not over the top. Unlike the Hyatt Regency DFW, the Grand Hyatt is not bathed in earth tones. Instead, the modern use of blacks and greys works well and everything about the place exudes modern luxury. 10
  • The windows are pretty clean, but slightly tinted. This is nice during the afternoons as it keeps the heat out of the room. 15
  • My room faced the runway though as it was on a lower floor, much of the view was blocked by the terminal roof. 3
  • The desk was great for me to take some calls and get work done before my dinner. 14
  • The basic rooms have a sleek, modern look, with gray-striped carpeting, big comfortable beds, and smooth wooden furniture. 8
  • Controls for the lights and window shades are on the wall on either side of the bed. There are two roller type shades - one sheer and one black out. The windows also keep out all the sound. 3
  • The suite did not offer much of a view and was quite dirty. 14
  • The king runway room is a very good size with a small entry, a large bathroom, desk and a cool little sitting area near the massive exterior windows. 22
  • I arrived slightly after midnight and there were no other guests to be seen. I was quickly checked in and assigned Room 502. 3
  • The guest rooms feature amenities like electronic window shades, minibars, larger bathrooms, and a much more upgraded feel. 21
  • The room is great, though the bathroom a little dark. It had fantastic airfield views. 13
Location26 mentions
  • Horrible experience accessing airport terminal. To get the pass takes an hour, and security will put you through every possible secondary security measure, making just going to into the terminal a 2 hour event. 25
  • However, the hotel does have a complimentary shuttle to all airport terminals, and there's a walkway to Terminal C, which makes reaching all airport terminals easy. 19
  • Fabulous location and I would say pretty much on par with Grand Hyatts in the states. 12
  • The only downside to the Grand Hyatt DFW is that it's pricier than you might expect for an airport hotel. 16
  • For travelers catching an early flight, it's hard to beat the location of this Grand Hyatt, which is right inside Terminal D of the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. 26
  • The Hyatt Regency DFW International Airport provided an overall quality stay. Its location was convenient, the on-site conference I was attending had no issues, and everything worked as expected in my room. 19
  • The hotel's location makes it very convenient to the airport, and its award category means staying here using World of Hyatt points can be a great deal. 19
  • The hotel's location is nice, given that it sits just outside security near both an Admiral's Club and the Centurion Lounge. 10
  • The Grand Hyatt DFW is one of the best airport hotels because it is in the D terminal itself. You can take an elevator straight from your room floor to the check-in level, bypassing the lobby completely. 13
  • I chose to stay at the airport and booked the Hyatt Regency DFW International Airport. This was the great spot for me as I needed to hop onto a call after landing and did not want to be too far from the airport. 23
  • Side note, Holiday Inn Santiago airport premises is convenient as well and more than adequate if flying out the next morning. 13
  • Location in DFW Terminal D (talk about convenient) 22
  • Once upon a time (maybe 2010 or so), I would have cited the Sofitel Heathrow attached to T5 as the best directly attached airport hotel. But they have really let the place go with no major renovation for far too long. 13
  • The four-star Grand Hyatt DFW is ideally located at the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport - at Terminal D, to be exact - which makes it a great spot to catch a couple of zzz's before hopping on that red-eye. 26
  • One of the very best parts of the Grand Hyatt DFW - its location - has stayed exactly the same. You are just steps from Terminal D security and, unless you want to take in the runway views from the rooftop pool, you never even have to step outside to go from the airport to your room at the Grand Hyatt DFW. 16
  • The Grand Hyatt DFW is located within Terminal D at the airport (but not airside), and so is very central for those taking flights and visiting the airport for spotting. 4
  • This airport hotel is considered the best in the U.S. by Skytrax. Indeed, more than one frequent flyer we spoke with agreed that its spacious, tech-loaded guest rooms, bedside control panels, and oversized bathrooms with soaking tubs are rightfully lauded charms. 26
  • I get the feeling that the staff is used to hurried and harried travelers due to this airport location. They handle it well. 22
  • Being connected to Terminal D gives it an edge over the Hyatt Regency also on the airport property (where I was upgrade to the Presidential Suite). 17
  • If you've got the points or cash to spare, the Grand Hyatt DFW is one of the best airport hotels I've ever stayed at. That said, the Hyatt Regency DFW is significantly cheaper. You'll save a ton of cash (or points), and it's just a short walk away through a parking deck. 21
  • As you can see in this Hyatt Regency DFW Review, the hotel is a nice property and its location inside of the airport is incredibly convenient. 20
  • The location is of course fantastic, but back then it seemed that staff thought they didn't have to smile or go out of their way to help because people would book anyway out of convenience. 13
  • The Grand Hyatt DFW does very well in this respect because it's attached to the airport. 9
  • The Grand Hyatt DFW is conveniently located and offered the perfect place for a quick, overnight stay. 14
  • https://youtu.be/LO25W4mso_c?si=6wpGz-CZZiVwH9m It's insanely easily walkable - less than 5 minutes through the exit at C19. It's insanely easily walkable - less than 5 minutes through the exit at C19. It's well-marked and a breeze unless you're schlepping voluminous quantities of luggage,. 23
  • The Hyatt Regency DFW International Airport provided an overall quality stay. Its location was convenient, the on-site conference I was attending had no issues, and everything worked as expected in my room. Additionally, the staff was mostly great. 19
Food28 mentions · 1 filmed
  • The Grand Met restaurant is a swanky gathering space, with black walls and furnishings punctuated by bright yellow chairs. 8
  • Employees could whip up lattes, hot tea, drip coffee, and espresso-based drinks, and they always did so with a smile. 19
  • In addition to the room, we probably received over $100 in free food and drinks including breakfast. We had another Executive King room on this visit, but the ceiling and windows weren't quite as large. It was still spacious and had a great view of the runways by Terminal D. 9
  • Appreciate the updated review on Grand Hyatt DFW Gary. I would have loved to have seen pics of the room service breakfast. My last visit the breakfast there was poor but it's been a few years and of course chefs do change. 13
  • Restaurant was a bit loud but full of people if you like a busy place. 14
  • Breakfast was fairly good and complimentary for Diamond members. This hotel also offers a free room service breakfast option for Diamonds. 25
  • Recent visitors also praised the food and staff at the on-site restaurant, Grand Met, which serves up international fare. 26
  • Aside from its billing errors, the Hyatt Regency DFW provided a good stay. Everything worked as expected in my room, the breakfast buffet had good options, and I loved finding the vegan chili on the menu - a delicious and surprising offering. 19
  • Good meal (room service). 14
  • No club lounge or anything like that, but she said just order whatever you want for breakfast in there tomorrow in the restaurant and it'll be taken care of. So, good for Globalist there. On camera18:04
  • If you're a Globalist, you'll receive complimentary breakfast, served in the hotel's restaurant. It's nothing outstanding, but the buffet features a variety of hot and cold items. 21
  • One downside is the lack of coffee- or tea-makers in the rooms. 8
  • No club, so the breakfast is free in the restaurant and the restaurant is phenomenal. From eggs Benedict to steak I've been thrilled with everything I've eaten at every meal. 5
  • The hotel's Grand Met Restaurant and Lounge has a fresh look and an "inventive and internationally inspired menu" that goes far beyond the standard burger and fries (though they have that, too). 16
  • As for breakfast, the buffet had a decent selection of pastries and fruit along with a few hot items such as bacon, scrambled eggs & potatoes. 20
  • Instead we went to the Centurion Lounge, which was merely okay. Our second visit allowed a more leisurely trip to the restaurant, where I enjoyed some apple and pecan French toast while Megan had an excellent huevos rancheros. 9
  • Fabulous location and I would say pretty much on par with Grand Hyatts in the states. There is no club lounge at the hotel, but there is a decent restaurant, room service, a pool, fitness center, and the quality isn't lacking just because it's "an airport hotel." 12
  • Since the terminal pass is history and there are not many food courts on landside, the hotel restaurant is more or less your sole option for dinner. This restaurant offers quite exclusive food that might be a bit too much for picky eaters. 15
  • I was very glad to see the buffet had an omelette bar as well with a number of fresh ingredients. The cook was able to make my omelette without oil and it was delicious. 20
  • The food portion of the welcome amenity consisted of two half sandwiches. One of the sandwiches contained shrimp and the other steak. Both were very good. 20
  • Thanks to QR codes in guest rooms and the lobby, ordering from the menu was easy. 19
  • They do have good coffee in the lobby, but sometimes you need a cup of coffee to go get a cup of coffee. 13
  • The food and beverage options are better at the Grand Hyatt, including complimentary room service breakfast for Globalists. 21
  • The Grand Hyatt also offers room service - and if you're a Globalist, you can have breakfast in your room. It's an incredibly generous benefit of Hyatt elite status, especially useful when you're on a tight schedule just before your flight. 21
  • The coffee bar was sufficient for a quick breakfast before heading out! 6
  • The stand out item to me was the Texas Benedict which was Eggs Benedict with brisket subsituted out for the Canadian Bacon. It was fantastic. I would go out of my way to order it in a restaurant. 10
  • Globalist treatment at this hotel is very good, and in addition to the option of breakfast in the restaurant they honor a choice to have room service breakfast as well. It was excellent. 13
  • I'm surprised no one has mentioned the restaurant, Grand Met, for dinner. We have had good food and atmosphere every time. 13
Service32 mentions
  • Even thought the Hyatt Regency DFW is located at Terminal C, you still need to take a shuttle which has to be requested. Just call the front desk when you land and the shuttle will be there. Ours arrived quickly in 5 minutes and I was too busy on my phone to notice until the driver called my cell. 6
  • Last fall I had a stopver for one night and stayed at the Crown Plaza Terminal 4. It is connected to the terminal by a short walkway. Rooms are smaller than US (that's London) but very clean, efficient, and friendly. 13
  • I'm pleased to report that the service actually is as good as I remember it, whether or not the staff are dealing with a difficult guest. 9
  • To her credit, the hotel manager immediately removed the charge for breakfast. 19
  • Check-in was quick, and we were offered more complimentary waters. There are also cookies in lobby which my wife and daughter tell me are delicious. 13
  • The decor feels a bit dated, but the friendly service and nice elite recognition made it pleasant, overall. 23
  • The hotel had several themed seating areas that made for a nice photo op. 19
  • Super friendly staff top to bottom, by the end of my second visit, restaurant staff recognized me and knew my name (I've only been here 3 days each time). 5
  • My only slight complaint about the gym area was that I found a pile of used toiletries in the bathroom. (Toothbrush, razor, mouthwash.) There wasn't an attendant there at 9am when I took the photo, so I have no idea how long the trash was there. For all I know the person could have just left, however it was not an attractive sight. 10
  • I'm also a big fan of its cousin, the Grand Hyatt SFO, which also combines great service and new rooms with a fun view of the runway (at least for people who love aviation like me). 5
  • Totally easy shuttle. Various airline crew have stayed here sometimes and that shuttle is busy. 23
  • Staff were all professional, hospitable, can't say a single bad thing about them. 5
  • The LHR Sofitel is my all-time favorite but I also loved the Grand Hyatt DFW, both ways (flying from PHL to Seoul and then back, I overnighted there). There's a nice pool on a top floor. Service was superb, and lots of lounges right near the hotel. 13
  • I was proactively upgraded to a suite and the staff I encountered were all friendly and helpful. 14
  • Every experience I had with the staff was pleasant and the room was incredibly comfortable. 10
  • Just down the hall is the American Airlines check-in desks and the TSA security gate. I didn't have to set foot outside to recheck my bag, grab a ticket, and go through security. The process could not have been easier. 22
  • Some of the restaurant's napkins were frayed, which is an area for improvement. However, the restaurant staff was friendly and efficient even during busy periods. 19
  • No matter the reason for the stay, recent guests appreciated the soundproofed guest rooms' plush beds and deep-soaking tubs, not to mention the friendly hotel staff. 26
  • While I chose to skip housekeeping during my stay, I passed these employees in the hallway multiple times. They always smiled and said hello while asking if I needed anything. 19
  • Check-in was quick, and we were offered more complimentary waters. 13
  • The room is dirty, the food is meh, the furniture all screaming the needs to get updated. But the service is good. 2
  • We arrived first and asked the best way to get to the other terminal to help with mother in law luggage. They volunteered to drive us over and back. Very good service. 13
  • We stayed there twice, but it was over 3 years ago. We had problems with snooty service both times. The location is of course fantastic, but back then it seemed that staff thought they didn't have to smile or go out of their way to help because people would book anyway out of convenience. 13
  • Rooms are modern and clean, service is friendly. 13
  • Also, a PS I stayed at the Sofitel Athens Airport on the last trip and am headed there again later this month and really considered it (nice restaurant on roof, easy to take the train to Syntagma Square) but the rooms are kind of grim. 13
  • I would propose including the DFW Hyatt Regency to your list. The location is not in-terminal, but if you're flying American you can walk (mostly covered) to the C terminal to check-in. Service is much more sincere than the Grand Hyatt, you save at least 9K points/night, and Globalist benefits are just as good. 13
  • The hotel does not have a lounge, but this more than makes up for it. Service was also friendly and efficient. 23
  • The location is of course fantastic, but back then it seemed that staff thought they didn't have to smile or go out of their way to help because people would book anyway out of convenience. 13
  • Very friendly front desk / restaurant staff. 25
  • A wonderful hotel and great staff. 14
  • Upon arrival, the desk agent who checked me in was really friendly and efficient. 19
  • Check-in was efficient. The employee stated that the hotel had numerous amenities and then asked which ones I wanted to know about, rather than sharing a litany of details I might not care about, saving us both time. I thought this was a great approach. 19
Bathroom19 mentions
  • The room is great, though the bathroom a little dark. 13
  • While the renovated bathroom is beautiful, it is rather small. If two people were sharing this space, it wouldn't be very pleasant. 20
  • The water pressure was solid, and the adjustable shower head provided 4 spray settings. 19
  • The outer portion of the bathroom had a sink with decent counter space. 19
  • The bathroom is decked out in pretty black marble and was also impressively spacious. It had a rather large shower and separate bathtub. 22
  • The cutout shelf inside the shower was useful for keeping a washcloth nearby during morning showers. 19
  • Additionally the bed was incredibly comfortable and the bathroom very large with a seperate tub and shower. 10
  • On the other hand, the bathroom didn't offer a ton of privacy since it had a glass shower and no separate room for the toilet. It also had only a single sink. It was good enough for a short stay, but it was still an area that fell short of my usual expectations for a Grand Hyatt property. 9
  • The one bathroom in the suite is located back by the door (which is not super convenient if you need to get up in the night). 17
  • The bathroom was to the left. It was on the smaller side with a vanity that contained a single sink with adequate counter space, a glassed-in shower, and a toilet. 23
  • The bathroom we had was huge and the noise cancelling windows worked really well. 15
  • The bathroom is similar to other Grand Hyatts with dark marble and wood. The property is 20 years old and the bathroom feels like 2005. 3
  • Spacious bathrooms have sleek black marble, large vanities with plenty of room for toiletries, and shower/tub combos. 8
  • The toilet has a built in Japanese-style bidet; though the remote wasn't working. The toilet still lit up, was heated, opened the lid automatically and for some reason sprayed a mist. 17
  • The bathroom had the sink separate from the toilet and shower which was nice for multiple getting ready at the same time. 6
  • The shower worked fine and provided decent water pressure and temperature. 23
  • Sleek bathrooms provide toothpaste (convenient for that unexpected layover), and have showers or shower/tub combos. 7
  • The glassed-in shower was across. It was a decent size with adequate water pressure and temperature. 14
  • Under the sink, cubbies held a hair dryer and a spare roll of toilet paper. There was a door with frosted glass that led to the second portion of the bathroom, which is great for privacy if you're staying with others. 19
Bed & Sleep4 mentions
  • The beds were comfortable and soundproofing was really solid! I got a good nights sleep. 6
  • The bed was decently comfortable (not nearly as plush as a Four Seasons bed though) so I slept pretty well. 22
  • The sheets are the standard two flat sheets sandwiching the duvet - which I despise. I always end up with my face against the dirty duvet by morning. This was really my only complaint about the room. 3
  • The king-size bed was comfortable, and I had 3 pillows, which provided a modest amount of support if I stacked all of them together. 19
Noise10 mentions
  • Despite the runway, the room is pretty quiet (earplugs suggested for light sleepers) 22
  • Many of the nearly 300 guest rooms overlook the runway but are still quiet. 8
  • The 14-floor, sleekly designed hotel offers several handy business services, but guests might have to tolerate a bit of airport noise. 7
  • The elevator lobby and hallways on my floor were clean and in good repair. 14
  • The beds were comfortable and soundproofing was really solid! I got a good nights sleep. 6
  • After a blissful and surprisingly quiet night, we went back to the lobby to catch the shuttle. 2
  • The next morning it was so convenient to take the elevator from my floor to the departure level and go right through security. 3
  • The elevator lobby and the hallways on my floor were clean and well maintained (even if they looked a bit dated). 23
  • All you need to do to access it is head out of security and up the escalator. You don't need to go outside to get to the Grand Hyatt, and there's even an elevator if you have lots of bags, so it couldn't be easier to access this hotel. 21
  • The bathroom we had was huge and the noise cancelling windows worked really well. 15
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  • The view doesn’t look too impressive at night, but it does overlook the parking deck/runways. 2
  • In many ways, the renovated rooms are the highlight of the Grand Hyatt DFW refresh. The look is partly inspired by the hues of Texas western prairies (greens, blues and browns) but also features aviation-inspired touches like planespotting books, end tables shaped like wings, and plane art - and even carpeting reminiscent of the aerial view of DFW's gates and terminals. 16
  • The view is great, you have a great view to the west side of the field including the maintenance area. 15
  • The runway view is certainly the best part! I would book with points and then call in and upgrade with cash to a runway view. 5
  • The runway view rooms afford a clear unobstructed view over Runways 18/36. 4

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  1. 1
    Hotel Review: Hyatt Regency DFW International Airport ...
    youtube.comVideoDate not statedListened for quotes only8 quotes used
    Maximum rate for this room is $2,000. You have to have some special kind of ganja to pay anything near to that.
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    Hyatt Regency DFW Dallas Airport, Hotel Review
    nomascoach.boardingarea.comReview siteDate not stated8 quotes used
    Directly adjacent to Terminal C, getting to and from your flight is a breeze
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    Grand Hyatt DFW Review - SingleFlyer
    singleflyer.comReview siteDate not stated6 quotes used
    The bathroom is similar to other Grand Hyatts with dark marble and wood. The property is 20 years old and the bathroom feels like 2005.
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    Grand Hyatt DFW Spotting Hotel Review
    airportspotting.comReview siteDate not stated4 quotes used
    For those travelling, it is only a short walk to the check-in areas and TSA security. However, rooms are soundproofed and comfortable. What's more, they offer great views!
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    Grand Hyatt DFW is amazing
    reddit.comForum threadDate not stated9 quotes used
    Super friendly staff top to bottom, by the end of my second visit, restaurant staff recognized me and knew my name (I've only been here 3 days each time).
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    Hyatt Regency Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport
    travelupdate.comReview siteDate not stated7 quotes used
    Even thought the Hyatt Regency DFW is located at Terminal C, you still need to take a shuttle which has to be requested. Just call the front desk when you land and the shuttle will be there. Ours arrived quickly in 5 min…
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