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San Diego: Hyatt Regency Mission Bay Spa & Marina

For families with children, the pool is a big plus at the Hyatt Regency at Mission Bay. Kids will find a new surprise since the renovation: three pool slides, which keep them occupied while the adults swim nearby, relatively undisturbed. A Los Angeles Times hotel reviewer notes a downside of the pool: Guests may find lounge chairs scarce. Boat owners who rent slips at the nearby Hyatt-managed marina seem to like to drop in and monopolize the seating.

For families with children, the pool is a big plus at the Hyatt Regency at Mission Bay. Kids will find a new surprise since the renovation: three pool slides, which keep them occupied while the adults swim nearby, relatively undisturbed. A Los Angeles Times hotel reviewer notes a downside of the pool: Guests may find lounge chairs scarce. Boat owners who rent slips at the nearby Hyatt-managed marina seem to like to drop in and monopolize the seating.  (Kathy M.Y. Pyon / Los Angeles Times)

San Diego's Hyatt Regency Mission Bay Spa and Marina

The view from the 17-story tower at the Hyatt Regency takes in the Red Marlin restaurant, left, more guest rooms, right, and the pool area in the foreground. Mission Bay is in the background.  (Kathy M.Y. Pyon / Los Angeles Times)

San Diego's Hyatt Regency Mission Bay Spa and Marina

The 17-story tower at the Hyatt Regency Mission Bay Spa and Marina glows in the sunset in San Diego. L.A. Times hotel reviewer Valli Herman writes that the sleek, renovated Hyatt still has a few things to learn about pleasing families.  (Kathy M.Y. Pyon / Los Angeles Times)

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