Hyatt Members Cry Foul: Thompson NYC’s One-Suite Trick to Limit Upgrades [Roundup]

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  1. Hyatt is pretty good at weeding out bad actor hotels… except in NYC

    see also the horrendous shell of a hotel that is the Centric Wall St

  2. $2.73 for a 7 minute trip is $23.40 an hour, plus tips. It’s weird that unskilled labor thinks they deserve much more than minimum wage. If you want to make more then educate yourself, get some marketable skills, and get a job, or go into business for yourself. You’re not a victim.

  3. @ Gary — The Hyatt Reency at JFK is good if you are just using the airport or going to close-in Long Island. Otherwise, I don’t even check Hyatt when staying in NYC. The other options, like the ICs or the Hilton family of brands, are vastly superior.

  4. @Mantis

    There you go again, always demeaning the working class. You know what’s ‘unskilled’ —interest income. Yet a lot of wealthy people don’t ‘work’ at all; they just collect checks. Nothing wrong with that either. Let’s not shit on the people who are trying to get by. Feel free to attack me instead. I enjoy it.

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