A Dirty Bathroom, Fuzzy Televisions, and Rotten Fruit--How awesome...
My stay at this Hyatt was a nightmare.
I stayed there this past week. I got in relatively late from a night of work, checked in, and entered my room. I always look at the bathroom first, and I was completely disturbed to find that my toilet contained debris and my shower was visibily dirty. I called the front desk, and they told me they'd have someone clean it up. There was no apology. I stepped out to grab something to eat.
When I returned, it appeared that there were some cursory cleaning, but there was still debris in the toilet. I was tired, so I went to my bed and turned on the television. The television was extremely blurry. I was like--for real? This room is costing a fortune, and all I got was a dirty bathroom and blurry television. I call the front desk again, and they tell me they'll send an engineer. I wait for almost an hour, and the engineer arrives. The engineer told me that that's the way the television is. Again, no apology.
So, the next day, my assistant calls the Hyatt and tells them of my miserable experience. They send up some fruit and a bottle of wine as an amenity and leave a nice phone message. I go to bed.
When I get up after my second night, I was planning to eat some of the fruit for breakfast. When I picked up the plum, the plum was spoiled, so the juice from the plum ran into their other fruit, thus making the other fruit inedible. 
So, in short, this place is a disaster and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. I spent my third night at the Setai, which was both cheaper and way more lovely.