Hyatt Place Bakersfield

This is a good Hyatt Place to stay because they have friendly service and clean rooms. Nice comfy bed and my mom liked the sofa bed too. Lots of fluffy towels and decent water pressure. Working HVAC with responsive controls. I did not like the lighting of the room though it was bright enough, just harsh. Oddly there was no microwave. We asked a customer down the hall if he had one and he said no. Good breakfast with a precooked waffles, sausages, potatoes, scrambled eggs, fruit, cereals, etc. The dining attendants did a good job making sure everything was clean, tidy and replenished. All in all, this is a nice budget friendly stop if you're traveling on 99!

I stayed at the Hyatt Place Bakersfield for 3 nights for a business trip and they had really competitive rates for my company. Staff was very friendly and helpful, although at times a bit short staffed. This hotel is modern and clean. Good for no frills business travels. There was a business center and a gym on the first floor. My 1 King size bed room had a comfortable bed with a sofa-lounge area. The desk area was right in front of the TV and not too comfortable to sit at so I mostly sat on the sofa or in bed with my laptop. The TV did not have cable, but basic TV. You could cast your shows from your device over but I didn't want to drain the battery from my cell phone when there were not convenient outlets by the bed. There was a refrigerator and a coffee maker. The bathroom had shampoo, conditioner and body wash. It had handrails for safety. The temperature was comfortable and cozy during my stay. However the walls are thin as I could hear the noisy neighbors and the doors closing nearby. The biggest downside of the experience is the food. Free breakfast daily but the food was so awful. Even the most basic thing like eggs was drieddddd and crusty. All the salsa in the world couldn't save it. I ate breakfast here for three days cause I wanted to give it a chance in case someone made a bad batch of scrambled eggs... but no that's how it is. The waffle was stale. The biscuit was dry. The potatoes were okayyyyyyy-ish. I try to survive on the yogurt with granola and fruit. No room service or full on restaurant here. They have a bar that is fairly neglected and slow, and barely any items on that menu. The items they have are more like appetizers. On one lazy night I got wings and it took foreverrrrr. I was better off walking elsewhere for dinner. Lesson learned. Location is convenient to get to the freeway and to where I need to go for work. Everything is so convenient, other than the food issue.

I stayed here for 1 night for a quick overnight business trip. It's a very popular spot for families and business travelers alike.Pros:-Continental breakfast with plenty of options-Easy Parking-Close to/Walking distance to restaurants, shopping, and convenience stores-Clean, spacious, comfortable rooms. Ours had 2 queen beds + 1 pull-out bed couch-Friendly serviceCons:-Gym was lackluster and didn't inspire a good workout-Very busy the night I was there, housekeeping requests were slow-Bar drinks were poured very weak. They used a jigger and it wasn't even filled to the top of the 1 oz. side! Ordered a double that was effectively only 1.5 ounces total. Stick with beer/wine.

I have stayed in a few other Hyatt Place locations, and this one basically follows the same format as the others I've stayed at. It's a clean modern hotel. All the rooms are basically mini suites, with a small living space area with the bed area somewhat separated off. Breakfast is included in the price of the room, and is pretty much your basic hotel breakfast. It's nothing fancy, but is certainly more than adequate. There is ample free parking in front of the hotel and all the way around it.

Service is very friendly here, and I would so probably the most attentive of any Hyatt place I've stayed at. Everyone's trying to make your life easier at this no frills hotel. I tried to check in at 8am but they were sold out and rooms wouldn't be available ten am, so as a globalist they offered me a private conference space to take my work calls. The room is functional, very clean, and has relatively high ceilings.The toilet seats don't stand up in the rooms which is annoying, and the bathroom door seems to have a soul of its own (automatically closes). That being said, I enjoyed my stay here- the complimentary breakfast is decent (hey it's free so can't really complain) and the gym is spotless and has modern equipment. I appreciate the little touches the ownership group put into this asset, I think this level of attention to detail is what makes this my go to hotel in Bakersfield. That being said, this is no Park hyatt so taper your standards accordingly. Beds are also pretty comfortable and the optionality of pillow firmnesses is appreciated.

The rooms are always nice at Hyatt Place. And the people were very helpful too. Breakfast needed a little help, food was cold and they had no microwave.

From the outside looking in, this hotel looked new and clean. Upon entering, there was no one at the check in desk, but after waiting for a while, the girl who ended up helping me was nice. The first room on the third floor had a moving bed bug, so I made my way back down to let them know and was moved to another room on the fourth floor. This one didn't have a bed bug, but was not very clean. There were bug shells in the lamp shades and I ended up killing a bug that looked like a mosquito crawl along the wall. The table was not clean and had crumbs from the last person who stayed. I ended up placing towels over the sofa bed and table so that if anything tried crawling I would see it. The side wall of the bed had gross stains that previous guests had left behind. Even with all of the lights on, the room was very dimly lit. I needed more light, but worked with what I had.I stayed for one night, which was close to $200 per night and cleanliness should not be a concern. The location was convenient to where I needed to go and the staff were friendly. Breakfast and parking were included with the stay, which was great. The breakfast wasn't bad and there was a fully stocked selection of food and beverages to choose from. The dining area for breakfast was clean. The check out process was simple and straightforward. I was able to easily check out on the app and leave the hotel without having to rush down to the lobby to do so.

I've stayed here maybe about ten times - maybe a little less, maybe a little more, but ten is a comfy number. I stayed here with my mom as a little getaway as this is usually a very nice and comfy stay.Until this time.I was taking a shower - I am somewhat handicapped, I do have to use a cane and a brace from time to time - and as I get out, the power snaps off. I could have tripped on the lip of the shower and seriously injured myself. I wrapped a towel around me and fumbled to get out of the pitch black bathroom wet, and the moment I made it to the couch, the power snapped back on.Okay. California is known for power outages. Hate it, but it is what it is. Then I go down to the lobby to get on a video call with my long distance boyfriend. My mom - who is upstairs - is laying in bed reading- called me. Power snapped off for her. I go to the front desk, and the women working there get super worried and begin to fret.One goes up and apparently knocked on the door and the power snapped back on. Okay. Whatever happened, fixed itself. Maybe about an hour or two later, I get another call. Power is off again. I go back up to the front desk, and there is a tall, skinny hispanic man.I explained what happened - and both of those women appear and start fretting. He tells me - while copping an attitude, we had been given a "power save" room, where if the sensor doesn't sense someone in the room, it turns the power off. So, that explained a whole hell of lot - that's why drinks weren't getting cold, that's why none of my electronics were charged in the morning, it's why the AC was off and why I woke up drenched in sweat. But someone should have TOLD ME the room was a power saving room and have given me the chance.We complained to Riley and the morning manager, and there was literally nothing even attempted to be done to try and save us as repeat customers. Just "sorry, that's just how some rooms are". I do rather enjoy Bakersfield, great town, but I think next time, I'll be staying somewhere else.STAY AWAY!

I think the 3 stars for this Hyatt is warranted. I say that because I feel a Hyatt should be above standard and it fell short. The room itself was nice. They have bottles of shampoo conditioner and body wash in the shower and it was remodeled a short time ago. The only issue was the toilet seat would not stay up so guys have to hole while going the bathroom. Really? I mean it seems small but come on I shouldn't have to do that. The breakfast was above the standard complimentary breakfast I've had at other Hyatt's and other hotels. It was decent. The eggs and potatoes were good as was the sausage. They also had warm tortillas so you could make breakfast burritos. There were also other options such as oatmeal, cereal and breads. The main issue was the pool. It was absolutely disgusting. The whole thing was covered in dead bugs including cockroaches and the bottom with dirt. It was obvious it had not been cleaned in some time. Very disappointing since the wife made sure there was a pool when we booked because she wanted to swim. Needles to say that didn't happen.

We made reservations for 2 rooms 3 months ago. The day of our arrival, we were at an afternoon party and received a phone call from the manager, confirming our reservation, assuring us that our room would be available whenever we arrived. We checked in at 7 pm to be told we had the LAST 2 ROOMS in the hotel with NO AIR CONDITIONING and no ability to open the windows. This is HOT Bakersfield. The consolation by management was lowering the room price to $121. Ridiculous! We should have been given a free room. We said $75 would be reasonable on our part. The manager stuck to the $121 price so we got in our car and drove 3.5 hours home.