Hyatt Place Dallas / Arlington is in the heart of Arlington’s Entertainment District, just steps from Six Flags Over Texas, and five minutes to Arlington’s famous AT&T Stadium. Our Dallas hotel makes it easy to check out a baseball game at Globe Life Park or catch a concert at Arlington’s newest attraction, TexasLive! Venue. - 

Hyatt Place Dallas/Arlington Hotel Review

Built in 1996 and renovated in 2014, the Hyatt Place Arlington is a good 2-night (max) base for those going to Six Flags or AT&T Stadium. In the future, even with our 2-night stay costing a total of $250, I would stay elsewhere as there is not much food/activities available in the area & the hotel was just okay.

Opposite Bankers Life Fieldhouse arena, this informal hotel is a 7-minute walk from Indianapolis Union railway station, 2 miles from Indianapolis Zoo and a mile from White River State Park. - 

Hyatt House Indianapolis/Downtown Review

We were in town for a Fever WNBA game & the Hyatt House is located directly across the street, which is a huge plus. We paid $380 for our 2-night stay, and with a spacious studio wth a kitchenette, this is a great base to attend an event at Gainbridge. If doing other activities outside the area, I would stay somewhere else.

Hyatt House Philadelphia/King Of Prussia is a contemporary hotel located in the heart of King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. The hotel is within walking distance of the King of Prussia Mall, the Valley Forge National Historical Park, and many other popular attractions. Hyatt House Philadelphia/King Of Prussia offers a variety of amenities, including free Wi-Fi, a fitness center, an indoor pool, and a complimentary breakfast buffet. The hotel also has a variety of meeting and event space, making it a great choice for business travelers.

Hyatt House Philadelphia/King Of Prussia Hotel Review

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