Hyatt Hotels Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"My tenure working for Hyatt lasted almost 8 years. I learned a great deal from the managers and leadership team about how to manage a multimillion dollar hotel in the financial district of Atlanta, GA. For this, I give Hyatt all of the credit. For making it a smooth transition and helping me to understand the many facets of running a corporation."

"Great company that promotes within the company."

"Work Life balance is off. I found the work not to be stimulating enough and I became bored quickly, but it is fine if you don't want to be challenged and prefer more rote tasks."

"Compared to other brands, I find Hyatt to be behind in technology and amenities. The people aspect is awesome and they are great team players, however, they have been there too long and don’t have a clear understanding of what the brand is missing in comparison. I would suggest they make a few changes and bring in some fresh blood and come into 2020."

"I was the restaurant supervisor and worked here for 10 excruciating months, in which every member of the management in my department left because it is such a horrible place to work. Every single other member, including directors of F&B and the Director of Operations. There is a union present for the working employees, who sickly enjoy taking all minuscule cleaning tasks back to be challenged to the union, resulting in management working overtime to pick up slack while union matters are held up. Employees refuse to work and are protected by the union. There are several other issues with this franchise and they give a horrible name to the Hyatt Recency. Benefits are horrible, no benefits offered unless you've worked there for a year, yet you're expected to work double shifts every week with no time off or PTO or Sick time. I wish someone posted this when I applied. Save yourself a headache and trust me: FIND EMPLOYMENT ELSEWHERE."

"Good company but they keep on contract for a long time."

"I have been with Hyatt for a short time, and love everyone I work with. There are some rough edges, of course."

"Hyatt Hotel had excellent executive committee members, department heads who were open to new training to improve skills. During the recessions we were number one in the comp set in Santa Rosa. Ownership was happy with results. Although average rate dropped significantly during the recession,"

"I've worked with Hyatt Place Chicago/O'Hare for almost 2 years."

"Fun and caring place to work, strongly recommend to work if you get a chance."