Another bad use of the term "regency"
Just stayed at the Hyatt Recneny in Houston and them went o Baltimore... well, I suppose if I had to say something positive, it would be that they Hyatt Regency's are consistent, as in "consisterntly poor".
Wow, staying that a corporate rate that is not inexpensive, the only good news us that the staff is great... all were very nice, pleasant and helpful.
However, other than that....
View - I paid a premium for a harbor view and while I could see the harbor, I first had to look at the highway betwee the hotel and harbor + the glass on the windows was very scratched. And my pet peeve... why am I being charged extra for internet service? In 2012 (almost 2013) this is akin to charging for having running water and electric light in a room.
The room - oh, really awful... let me list the ways:
Bed - King size but lumpy; thread count was 300 MAX!
Bathrooms - no bath, just a shower (okay for me but worth mentioning). No towel rack save a puny one on the door. If there is more than one person staying there you will have to hang a towel over the door. One crappy knob on the door to hang something on. Oh, and the wallpaper peeling off in my bathroom. No amenities save a small tube of toothpaste.
Room service - forget it if you come in late - nothing after 11. Next morning.... ordered coffee and one bottle of water and was charged US$19 for the privilege. Really?
I am a Hyatt Gold passport member but usually stay at a Hyatt Grand in Asia... am APPALLED at the poor quality of two Hyatt Regency's I have stayed at this month (Houston and Baltimore)... they would more properly be named "Camp Hyatt". 
To the management of Hyatt: you really need to get a handle on this... your properties that are "Regency" are horrible.