Hyatt Place Columbus Worthington

This Hyatt Place is well maintained, clean, and comfortable. The carpet and pull out couches in the rooms are showing some age, but the beds are comfortable, the rooms are spacious and well lit, the rooms are quiet and you can't hear noise from hallways (a big plus!) Breakfast was quite good. Staff is accommodating and kind. There's security in the parking lot at all times - I didn't feel like it was needed but it's a nice safe feeling nonetheless. Many places to eat nearby and convenient to 270 and 315. Easy 16 minute drive to Ohio State!

Location & breakfast

Good water pressure. Towels were fluffy.

美国凯悦酒店陷阱非常多。他们知道我们外国人不知道规则，消费服务不提前告知，也知道我们无法维权，然后非常算计好我们消费者。我遇见的就是消费不清晰，不提醒顾客，比如我在哪个酒店都会看电视，没有遇见过将消费节目植入电视的情况。但是这个酒店孩子不懂英语的孩子，点击遥控器就可以进入，然后不等你支付，就会看节目，她切换了6个，然后收费150美元。跟酒店理论，他们说你看了，就该付费。他们利用顾客入住酒店的机会，设置好了陷阱消费。如果在国内，会让顾客扫码，付钱。然后视频会贴上价钱，但是美国不是这样，非常的让我感觉到酒店贪婪。以后我出行，不会入住酒店，学习美国人，房车或者露营，或者其它方式。我这是第三次入住美国酒店，其它比这个等级高，体验都非常差。奇怪的是，国内美国酒店不敢这样对待消费者。他们的管理者态度恶毒，讲话霸道，不让人说话。我真的是被这里的服务和消费陷阱吓得以后不敢住酒店了，对于在美国消费这件事，也是能避免就避免。他们用150刀换来了我以后永远不想住美国任何酒店，还会去各个论坛分享不仅是这个酒店，而是美国其它酒店的各种陷阱。比如东西摸一下就收费，等其它强制费用。美国人自己也会吐槽。https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ua3x7f2EpBQ

U.S. Hyatt hotels are rife with traps. They know that we foreigners are unfamiliar with their rules and that they can withhold information about service charges until after the fact; they also realize that we have limited recourse to defend our rights, allowing them to ruthlessly exploit consumers like us. My own experience involved a lack of pricing transparency and a failure to alert customers to potential costs. For instance, no matter which hotel I stay at, I typically watch TV; I have never before encountered a situation where paid content is seamlessly integrated into the standard television interface. However, at this particular hotel, my child—who does not speak English—was able to access paid programming simply by clicking the remote control. The content began playing immediately, without requiring any upfront payment or confirmation. She switched between six different channels, and the hotel subsequently charged me $150. When I tried to reason with the hotel staff, they simply insisted that since the content had been watched, I was obligated to pay. They took advantage of the opportunity presented by our check-in to deliberately set up these financial traps. Had this occurred back home, the hotel would have required the customer to scan a QR code and make a payment beforehand; furthermore, the videos themselves would have clearly displayed their prices. The fact that U.S. hotels operate differently left me with a profound sense of their greed. From now on, when I travel, I will avoid staying in hotels altogether. Instead, I will follow the example of Americans themselves—opting for RV travel, camping, or other alternative accommodations. This was my third time staying at a U.S. hotel—and while my previous stays were at establishments of an even higher tier—the overall experience has consistently been abysmal. Curiously, U.S. hotel chains operating back home in my country would never dare treat consumers in such a manner. The managers at this hotel displayed a malicious attitude; they spoke in an arrogant, domineering tone and refused to even let me get a word in. I have been so thoroughly traumatized by the service and financial traps I encountered here that I doubt I will ever feel comfortable staying in a hotel again. Furthermore, regarding consumer spending in the U.S. in general, I intend to avoid it whenever humanly possible. For the price of $150, they have ensured that I will never—ever—want to stay at any U.S. hotel again. Moreover, I intend to visit various online forums to share my experiences—highlighting not only the issues with this specific hotel but also the myriad traps associated with other hotels across the United States. These traps include things like being charged simply for touching an item in the room, as well as various other mandatory fees. As it turns out, even Americans themselves frequently vent their frustrations about these very issues. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ua3x7f2EpBQ

This is one of the best hotels I have stayed in for the price. Everything was designed perfectly. The suites were wonderful and comfortable. Friendly staff. Continental breakfast was slightly better than your average breakfast bar. Overall, I would return here if I ever was passing through Columbus. Lots of nice restaurants in the area as well.

Great location and varied breakfast options from cold to hot along with friendly responsive staff. Parking lot security was an added bonus.

The staff were very nice and welcoming. The hotel was very clean. Breakfast was delicious. We will definitely stay again if we are ever in the area!

The beds were super comfortable and even though the hotel was at capacity for a concert, we were still promptly helped and greeted by wonderful staff.

Staff, room size, and cleanliness

The pillows are so comfortable!! They are small and square but dont let that fool you. Love the slow closing toilet seat.

I had a great stay. Comfortable and clean rooms. Helpful service. I was surprised at the cleanliness usually Hyatt places are not up to par, but this hotel surprised me.