Chaos
I love the Hyatt, but not this one. The location is great and I got such a great price that I assumed this was going to be a property that was due for some renovations. It is, but that is not the source of my dissatisfaction. 
Perhaps I was there on a particularly bad weekend, but the place was chaotic and seemed terribly understaffed. When we checked in, the room smelled slightly stale--I called the front desk, worried that perhaps the room had been occupied by a smoker, and I didn't want to be charged for someone else's misbehavior. I was assured that everything was OK, and was told that someone would be sent up for turn-down service. When we got back to the room later that night, the smell was diminished, but the bed was not turned down, so I'm not sure if anyone from housekeeping was there. The next day, I noticed a few other things--there was no pen or paper in the room, and there were nutshells in one of the trashcans. As we were heading out for the day, I stopped by the front desk, where I was told that they would contact housekeeping and make sure that the room was totally cleaned and everything was changed out. When we got back to the room that night, I saw that the sheets and towels had not been changed. 
Valet parking was a disaster. I called for my car and was told it would be ready in ten minutes; 25 minutes later, I asked again and realized that whoever took my initial call had done nothing; no one had been alerted to bring the car around. The next day when we checked out, I called for the car, then when we went down, I double checked to make sure my call had been followed up on. The person I talked to snapped and me and said of course it had. We waited an additional 45 minutes for the car, along with 50 other extremely angry people (yes, I counted them) who were waiting for cars and cabs. For $45 per night, I resent having my time wasted.
Lemme see, what else--internet is per device, not room; you can use several devices on the same account, but only if you use them one at a time. For $11.99, you get something akin to dial-up. (I was just checking mail and reading the news, not doing anything taxing.) You have to pay a premium for something that actually works. 
Aside from cleanliness, the room was fine, if a little dinged up. I like the Hyatt bed; this one, as always, was good.