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Old Posted Jun 12, 2018, 7:32 PM
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^ Hyatt Place is sort of a mid-range brand, basically Hyatt's version of Four Points (Sheraton) or Courtyard (Marriott).

Their hotels don't typically have the entire range of services which set apart the full-service brands. A full-service hotel with ballrooms, restaurants, lounges, room service, valet parking, the whole bit like the Fairmont, Delta, Radisson, Fort Garry, etc. have would be far more expensive to build.

It'll be interesting to see what the Hyatt Place ends up looking like. I wonder if it will expand 138 Portage E. to fill in an entire surface lot? That would be the ideal.

Even though that block is a bit of a pedestrian dead zone, it's still a decent location in that you're within easy walking distance to a bunch of attractions.
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