Our wedding was on August 3rd, 2019. We only had our reception at the Hyatt in the Beacon ballroom with 110 guests.

Robin was amazing to work with. She helped us through the entire planning process and worked with us to stay on budget. She also coordinated with all of our vendors and was there that night to make sure everything ran smoothly. We were originally anticipating 150 guests, so when we only ended up with 110, Robin helped us find ways to reach the venue minimum so we didn't waste any money.

The food was delicious, and the Beacon ballroom is absolutely beautiful. It has a wall of glass windows with views of Long Beach Harbor, which is so much nicer than other fully enclosed ballrooms. There are a couple of other ballrooms on the property, but we got lucky that none of the others were being used on our wedding night so we had the whole place to ourselves.

I wouldn't recommend this venue for small weddings because you would have to spend too much per guest to make it worth your while, but for a 100+ wedding it's one of the more affordable and elegant options we considered.

We had our wedding at the Hyatt Long Beach in April of 2018. We worked with Siobhan who extremely helpful and professional. She not only provided us valuable guidance when making multiple decisions about arrangements, timing, etc. but also quickly responded back to us for all of the numerous changes we asked her to make. Everything ran very smoothly at the hotel during the events, and we really enjoyed all of the hotel ballrooms and facilities (e.g. Regency Ballroom, Lagoon, etc.). Would definitely recommend others to have their wedding at the Hyatt Long Beach.

All we did with the Hyatt Regency Long Beach was block 15 room nights between two nights, but they treated us like we were holding a $100K wedding at their property. We initially started out by working with Alexandra, but Elizabeth became our point of contact closer to the room block weekend. Alexandra and Elizabeth do an amazing job in Sales and are wonderful ambassadors for the property and the Hyatt brand.

Although our block was small, we had many questions. The details of the questions aren’t too important, but most of them related to integrating a Hyatt Gold Passport (Hyatt’s loyalty program) account into the block. In 8 months, we were in constant contact with the Sales team. We were taken on a brief tour of the property, spoke a couple times on the phone, and exchanged nearly 100 emails with the team and the responses were always very quick and very thorough. Thanks to Elizabeth, we became Gold Passport experts with her detailed responses. In different emails, we also requested stools and a standalone mirror for the makeup artists and a steamer for the dress. These were all waiting for us in the room when we checked in. There was no need to call down to re-request things and we had everything we needed.

During our wedding weekend, we interacted with many other employes on the property, including the valets, the front desk, housekeeping, and room service. Every single person was friendly, willing to help, and seemed happy to be there. It was nice to have happy people around your own happy weekend.

We loved having the Hyatt Regency Long Beach as one of our wedding vendors. Alexandra and Elizabeth were so good with getting back to us that we sometimes even said to each other, “I wish all wedding vendors were like this.” They even had a nice amenity waiting for us in the room when we returned from the wedding reception. You can’t go wrong this Hyatt and its people.