Hyatt Place Topeka

Very good

Liked: Friendly and helpful staff. Very clean and nice room
Disliked: Pool unavailable and breakfast was mediocre

Very good

weird and disturbing

Disliked: frozen food available in the pantry that's overpriced but then you get to your room and there is no microwave.. The bottled water was over 5 bucs. The hotel staff member that checked me out was dressed very professionally, nice shirt and tie clean cut and groomed and then I looked at him and hes wearing two dangly rainbow heart earrings. Just stupidand ridiculous. Does management allow this? WHatst he purpose ? Its just nonsense.

Conviently located and comfortable setting.

Liked: Very large room and comfortable bed.
Disliked: None that we could think of.

Ok stay if you drive...

Liked: Resonable good Mexican close by. Need a car
Disliked: Breakfast mediocre

Would enjoy to come back...

Liked: The location was great and the staff was lovely. Size of the room was also great.
Disliked: The place is being updated currently and unfortunately only some of the updates are completed and it looks like they have been rushed. The bathroom was not clean and had pink scum. Additionally the ceiling was peeling.

Superb

Liked: Clean and very nice looking. Very prompt staff and felt well taken care of.
Disliked: The room smelled musty, slightly like sewer in the room.

Great place

Liked: I have traveled extensively for years, staying at some of the most luxurious hotels in the world—such as The Peninsula in Hong Kong, The Westin in Manila, and the Shangri-La in China—yet I was genuinely surprised to find such an exceptional hotel in the heart of Topeka, Kansas, at such an unbelievable rate. For this gem, I only paid $116, which makes the experience even more remarkable.Let’s start with the check-in: I was welcomed by a lovely lady named Rica, whose warm smile and efficiency instantly brightened my day. The process was quick and seamless.Upon entering the room, I was impressed by the elegant yet comfortable décor. The layout was perfect, with a bar area completely separate from a cozy living room featuring a very comfortable sofa and a well-equipped nightstand. The bathroom was fully stocked with more towels than I could count—something I truly loved. There was also a closet with an iron, ironing board, and extra pillows. The vanity area had an ample supply of hotel soaps and lotions, and the shower featured shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. (I would love to know the brand because my hair and skin felt hydrated and smelled amazing afterwards!)Now, the most important part: the bed. I had not slept in such a comfortable bed in years. I even took photos of the mattress and pillow brands, only to discover that each pillow costs over $200. I told my husband, “I don’t care, we’re buying them!” and he completely agreed. The room smelled wonderfully clean, which to me is a sign of true care in housekeeping. Everything was spotless, and there was a peaceful, harmonious atmosphere throughout.Breakfast was delicious, and I would easily rate this hotel a 9.8 out of 10. The only small reason I don’t give it a perfect score is because of the lady managing breakfast that morning. She seemed to be having a bad day and spoke to guests in a less-than-friendly tone, which felt out of place in such a magical hotel.

It was good and relaxing

Liked: It was quiet and beautiful scenery
Disliked: You need I ce machine on every level because your elevator is slow and it's not convenient when you have to leave early.