This is a Hyatt?!?! Could have been much, much better
First the positive.
Reservation mixup. 
Made reservation on booking.com on 12/31/11 while in Austin, TX. Erroneously made the reservation for Feb 3, 2012 and not Jan 3, 2012. Amanda Burroughs at the Hyatt changed the reservation while we were in Baltimore, MD with a $10 increase in price. This was great and I appreciate it. This is great and they really didn't have to accomodate us especially since the reservation was "non-refundable." So, thanks.
The service. 
The staff was helpful. The valet service was great. They helped us with our two sleeping kids. Helped us with a luggage and whisked our car away. The front desk staff helped us up to the room and gave us a hand getting us settled in. 
The room. 
The room was large and clean with two enormous beds. Since we were travelling with two small kids the bed space and spacious room was more than enough for us. We were in a Queen Queen Room.
The location.
The location of this hotel is just incredible. We were right in the middle of the city and went by foot to where we had to be on Jan. 3rd.
The negative.
While I Paid $189.00 + $28.73 in tax + $37 for valet parking, which represents a 34% savings off their regular price and that is great, but was it still worth the price? My response is a resounding, "NO!" Why? The room, the internet, the breakfast, the noise.
The room.
I know that they are updating the rooms, but these rooms are really, really, really in bad shape. The faucet handles fell off. The carpet was stained. Shower didn't work properly. Toilet made a horrible noise. Etc., Etc., Etc., Luxurious? No. 
The internet.
Not free. Not included in the hotel room. I just don't understand this at all. This is a Hyatt. Internet should be included.
The breakfast.
What breakfast? We were on our own. I know we saved 34% off the regular price. Thanks. But no breakfast? Come on.
The noise.
They warn you about the construction noise because they are refurbishing the hotel rooms, but what they don't warn you about is the noise from the corridor. I'm not sure what those doors are made of, but they are NOT sound proof. My hope is that with the refurbishing of the hotel rooms, a large room like ours will have a small foyer before entering the hotel room in order to reduce noise. Rooms that have 15 foot+ ceilings need foyers to cancel noise from the corridor. Without this small addition, noise just amplifies within the room and even mouse peeps sound like elephant stomps.