I was very satisfied with the location, cleanliness, and room facilities. Even though Grand Hyatt Singapore is in a bustling area, the stay didn't feel cramped or noisy at all. I had emailed the hotel a month in advance, hoping for a room not on a corner, not near the elevator, and with a decent view, and received a positive reply. However, upon arrival, I was told only corner rooms were available. Perhaps because it was my birthday, the front desk lady tried her best to find another option. After a twenty-minute wait, a quiet room was finally found, but it was on a lower floor with no view to speak of. Seeing the room was pretty good, I let it slide.
During check-out, the Southeast Asian front desk staff was very cold. I smiled and greeted her warmly, but she didn't even say hello. She took the room card and just said, "finish, you can go." I only found out when the deposit would be refunded after I asked, let alone any pleasantries like "have a good trip." This kind of attitude is hard to encounter even in a third-tier city in China, and I'm not sure how it's tolerated in a star-rated hotel. I hope Grand Hyatt Singapore can train its staff on their attitude to treat guests from all countries equally.
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