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Review: Hyatt Regency Baku

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Baku is a fascinating hotel market. The city is growing quickly, and in 2012 a handful of luxury hotels opened in the city, though there hasn't been too much hotel growth since then. There used to be a Park Hyatt that was attached to the Hyatt Regency, though apparently it's undergoing a long term renovation,…

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(@david-w)
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Does the elevator require you to tap the key before selecting a floor and does the 7th or 8th floor not light up unless you have a key to either floor? Because otherwise wouldnt anyone be able to get to the 7th floor to use the club lounge?


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 Ryan
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JW Marriott Baku is 100 times better than that very standard looking Hyatt


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 Dan
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JW Marriott, Hilton are far better choices, followed by the Four Seasons and Fairmont.

Real shame you chose this hotel.


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(@mallthus)
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The Hyatt Regency IS the old and refurbished Park Hyatt. The old Hyatt Regency was closed.


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 Ryan
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Hyatts = so boring! Looks like a 3-4 star hotel you can find in Indianapolis


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(@FNT Delta Diamond)
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Do you think they throw all that food away every day or does the staff take it home with them?


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(@katyalw)
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HR uses Portico. June Jacobs is only for GH.


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