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"The room was clean, the gym fully equipped and the breakfast delicious."

"Great hotel"

"Good ig"

"Dingy furniture (The chairs and ottoman have stains on them.) and old carpet , they need to be updated as well as the mattress and box spring Bathroom is small, brighter lighting in rooom, over sink , and living room area would make the space feel more motel vibe than a hotel , the lobby is beautiful wish the rooms had the same vibe ..the pictures online are brighter of course but when you get here, its giving dingy . Pet friendly but but the fee is $106 for pets up to 30lb , hot tub was great. "

"This is the 2nd time I've stayed at this hotel and I would definitely come again. "

"The room was nice and well maintained. The free breakfast is like most free hotel breakfasts, pretty mediocre with scrambled powdered eggs. The main Downside is traffic and train noise. The trucks really became active around 6:00 am. Although I had a rental car, they have 2 EV chargers which I always look for when driving my own electric car. "

"Room was clean but in calling prior to my stay and upon arrival I was treated very rude by the front desk staff. "

"Yes"

"I recently stayed at the Hyatt Place for seven days, and I regret to share that my experience did not meet the standards one would expect from the brand. A particularly challenging moment occurred when a meeting room I had reserved in advance for an important work call was unavailable at the scheduled time. As this had been confirmed the day prior, the lack of accountability or timely resolution was both surprising and disruptive. On the first evening of my stay, I was also impacted by excessive noise and the odor of marijuana coming from a neighboring room. While I appreciate that the concern was addressed after being reported, it nonetheless created an uncomfortable first impression. Throughout the week, there were notable inconsistencies in service. I understand and respect the intention behind welcoming local police officers for breakfast to promote a sense of safety; however, the execution appeared to unintentionally disadvantage paying guests. Officers frequently occupied the designated loading and unloading area, limiting access for guests arriving or departing with luggage. Additionally, breakfast offerings were often depleted, leaving guests without the amenities included in their stay. On a separate evening, we visited the on-site restaurant, Bar Harbor, for a late dinner and were reminded of closing times in a manner that felt less than hospitable, despite arriving within operating hours. Taken together, these experiences suggest opportunities for improvement."