"Staying at the Hyatt was a total resort experience: crowded, a chaotic maze to get around the property, and overpriced everything. We bought the breakfast package which was a mistake due to long breakfast lines every morning (including a line at the Starbucks at 6:30am) and didn't make any dinner reservations because of how this place boasts about having 45 dining experiences on site. On our first morning there, we tried to make reservations with the concierge for dinner while we were staying, and they could not help us at all. They couldn't find a single availability for our entire stay and told us we just needed to show up early. We ended up waitlisting for dinner every night and didn't eat dinner till after 7:30-8-9:00. The staff were friendly and as patient about their lack of availability as they could be. The property was clean and the rooms cleaned daily. We were on the fountain side of the property which was cool to see the nightly light show. The weather wasn't great and the water was cold, so we mostly stuck around the warm water pools. There were never available pool chairs without renting in advance, so we just shoved our swim bags by a rock and hoped nobody would take our stuff. We had massages at the spa which were very relaxing, but the acoustics of the spa hallway made it very easy to hear people outside. Overall we had a nice time, but don't recommend for people who aren't used to staying at a resort requiring reservations made in advance for EVERYTHING. "