Video of Hyatt Regency
Hotel Long Beach California Harbor
Long Beach--Hyatt Regency Hotel in Long Beach, Calif. sits along a beautiful
harbor where restaurants, shopping, nightlight and boat rides
abound. If location is what you want, the Hyatt's got it.
The photograph above shows the
view from a hotel room at the
Hyatt
Regency Long Beach hotel. The video begins with a view of the
Hyatt seen from the water on the public transportation Aqualink
boat. The camera pans past the beautiful sailboat to a row of
restaurants in the background such as PF Chang's and a steakhouse.
Then the camera sweeps the distant city skyline and ends on the
Aquarium of the Pacific in the Rainbow Harbor.
I am one of those people who will
travel 10 - 15 miles and stay overnight on a vacation, or work. Long
Beach is one such place I often enjoy and spend nights in, for two
reasons. 1) Location, location. 2) Hyatt Regency on the bay.
Hyatt Regency hotels meet my
needs because they have firm beds. For me, it means a good
night's sleep. If I find a room has a soft bed, I will order a thin
rollaway mattress and sleep on the floor just to be sure I don't
wreck my back. So far, Hyatt has been consistent in supplying
quality beds that are just right. And I've never had a bad view in
the Hyatt Regency Long Beach hotel. Starbucks Coffee kiosk in the
hotel lobby opens early and supplies all the perfect drinks one
could desire, and right next door to the hotel is the Long Beach
Convention Center. Combined, this package is a wow! There's no
place in California I can think of that rivals this unique
entertainment destination in convenience, cleanliness, comfort and
simplicity of getting around.
Long Beach, the International
City, features the Aquarium of the Pacific near the hotel, Pine
Avenue night life, boats to Catalina Island, rides around the bay,
Carnival Cruises to Mexico, the Queen Mary Sunday Brunch, the Art
District, and an incredible water and land transportation system to
take you further than these "within walking distance" attractions
from the hotel.
On my last overnighter to Long
Beach Hyatt, I was on a job assignment. I felt so happy being in
Long Beach, the city with countless charms. From the cosmopolitan
look and feel, to the beach that sits right there, I could be happy
living in a town of 500,000. But since housing along the water has
gotten a bit steep from the days where I had my chance to purchase a
spacious 1800-square-foot, 17th story condo with sweeping views of
the Long Beach harbor and Belmont Shores, I will spend affordable
nights at the Hyatt, and make many trips to a city I love. Sometimes
you feel yourself caught in an unexplainable addiction that ties you
to a location. Long Beach certainly has me in its grips.
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