Comments on: Last In Line: Hyatt Globalists Have To Wait For Breakfast While Other Guests Served First

By: Jake-1

Jake-1 — Thu, 20 Jun 2024 15:07:22 +0000

Don’t chase status, folks. The journey’s not worth the prize. Much like sex, it’’s fulfilling only if it happens naturally lol.

By: Greg

Greg — Thu, 20 Jun 2024 14:44:51 +0000

With the dirt cheap room rates they are getting over run with Vegas locals who are known to really aggressively press the weak spots of local property programs. Kind of like the Fountainbleau thing but with an incentive to do it 20 or 30 times a year.

By: Dave W.

Dave W. — Thu, 20 Jun 2024 10:48:30 +0000

@Roger. You know you could have saved a lot of time by doing something other than posting to bitch about this topic appearing again. And, as always, such a comment of lack of interest is followed by numerous posts suggesting others are interested.

Folks, maybe if the post doesn’t interest you, maybe just move on?

By: Peter

Peter — Thu, 20 Jun 2024 05:27:05 +0000

All this foolish banter. If you’re staying at the Rio which is a dump of a hotel, and complaining about a breakfast designed for a trailer dweller, you’re obviously not a sophisticated traveler or an individual that any hotel chain is going to give a rat’s @ss about. The real problem is when loyalty programs screw customers who play by the rules out of perks that actually matter. This has become far too common these days and Hyatt is clearly one of the offenders. As a Lifetime Globalist myself, I am far more disturbed at the devaluation of reward points, the loss of Small Luxury Hotels and the overall indifference that many properties have towards their best and loyal customers. Mr. & Mrs. Smith is a total joke. So go cry somewhere else about the crappy breakfast at a fleabag hotel (aka the Rio) and how about you discuss the real assault on the customers who show loyalty and spend their hard earned $$’s only to have hotel corporations fail to live up to their end of the bargain

By: bb

bb — Thu, 20 Jun 2024 03:49:47 +0000

stayed several times over the last 3 months…………resident of vegas so this is a good option now that the mgm partnership is over……….paid no more than 25 per night……….already have dates booked for 2025…….food is below par…………updated rooms are nice……..fun to have breakfast and globalist watch especially the ones that get the food to go……….employees seem annoyed at the whole deal………keeping globalist as we all know huge……..stayed park Hyatt Auckland last week in a sweet suite………..bb

By: UnitedEF

UnitedEF — Thu, 20 Jun 2024 02:57:13 +0000

Globalist isn’t easy to get unlike diamond or platinum so we should be entitled to whine. Not looking for a cheap elite night just wanted something that’s not the Hyatt place which is rundown and pretty meh. Somewhere I could gamble maybe walk around when I’m done with work. Been staying at the crockfords last several years due to the Tesla loop. I hope the rio is not this bad when I arrive next month. I’m really going out of my way to be loyal. I get meh breakfast at the crockfords so another meh breakfast at the rio is fine. But it’s a far trek to the convention center. Suite upgrade would be nice but honestly don’t care because I’m just traveling by myself. As long as it is clean and quite that would do.

By: Daniel Rock

Daniel Rock — Thu, 20 Jun 2024 02:00:46 +0000

Is this really why we achieve globalist status? To have a free ghetto american junk breakfast at a 50 dollar vegas mattress run hotel? Or is it to get a suite upgrade, room service breakfast, and access to the spa facilities in properties like PH Tokyo?? Seriously people. Spend your time on more important things than discussing wait times at cheap hotel breakfasts, that if you had a brain you’d be skipping in the first place.

By: CJ

CJ — Thu, 20 Jun 2024 01:39:21 +0000

I just stayed from June 2nd to June 19 ( today ) minus Friday to sundays had conventions in other states

There is hardly a wait .. only 1 day I had to wait 15 minutes ( it was packed and understood why the wait ) and another day 5nminutes

Only 1 day did they say the times were going from 11 to 10 but after talking with the manager who was really friendly said that was a miss understanding and it’s 11 am

I’ve had 3 different menu’s ….1st one was 8×10 laminated menu and a week later they handed out a small 4×6 menu and then this week the menu is on the table

They added avocado, toast with bacon, which is really good to their menu this week …humm maybe late last week but either way they offer a choice of eggs or omelet and they are big portions … along with other choices

Your choice of coffee tea and a nice size glass of orange juice

Rooms were upgraded not like the old Rio but still 580 sq ft

This is a update from today

By: Bob McBobberson

Bob McBobberson — Thu, 20 Jun 2024 01:08:51 +0000

I went to Vegas once. Same types as I encountered in New Orleans and a Carnival Cruise.

By: GSHLGB

GSHLGB — Wed, 19 Jun 2024 23:36:51 +0000

To the various people who complain about cheap “globalists” wanting everything…

I somewhat agree.

That said, I have so far this year spent 64 in bed in Rio nights.so far since Feb 15th of this year

I work in Las Vegas uch more than I would like to

Staff are pleasant, and yes it is a pain in the ass with all the various reno going on.

Breakfast at Hash House is nothing to envy or desire its 3x the food any person needs in the morning. I have been 4 times out of 64

The food waste has got to be insane. It is also of poor quality, greasy highly caloric.

Even the vaguely healthy – Cobb Salad so lage my teenager couldn’t eat half

The renovated rooms are “fine” come with a personal fridge

A bit of separation even a pony wall between the “bed area” and the sofa area would be welcome.

Also, while I know doing bathrooms are expensive the toilets sinks and counters are all seemingly original to year built, which leads to its own issues.

All showers have been re-done to varying result

Many of the rooms I have been in have double sided tape hooks on the in room safes, in replacement of the originals.

In the same vein, a multitude of electrical issues exist. Use the magnifying mirror and next you go to the “dressing area” you have no power or lights

They do play games with Suite Upgrades, even attempting to use an upgrade certificate… took 7 different interactions with my Globalist Rep.

I asked originally in March when I booked for late July.

Finally had to push back hard and they made a “one time exception” (BS).

I am kind to staff, turn down housekeeping 3 days of a 5 day stay (Sun – Thur) Tip generously.

I eat at various venues across property and room charge. (Kang’s Korean very good and I live in a Korea Town)

So it has got to be the boorish behavior of the Globalists I have met in the property.

The only thing I would really like from the Rio with be a cross between my gaming and Hyatt.

I wasn’t one of those “cheap” Globalists MGM’ing – I stayed in a freaking Hyatt Place 62 of 75 nights last year