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ROCHE Fact Sheet HYATT REGENCY ROCHESTER 125 East Main Street Rochester, New York 14604, USA T +1 585 546 1234 F +1 585 546 6777 hyattregencyrochester.com ACCOMMODATIONS RESTAURANTS & BARS 341 guestrooms, including 8 suites, 186 kings, 143 queen/queen rooms, • Corso - Center City Italian & Cocktails: Serving breakfast, lunch rooms with river views and 4 ADA accessible rooms and dinner • Market 24: A convenient place for snacks and sundries any time of day All Accommodations Offer • Full Starbucks Cafe • Free Wi-Fi available in guestrooms and social spaces (excludes meeting spaces) • Hyatt Grand Bed® • 55” Flat Screen Television with remote, HD and in-room movies RECREATIONAL FACILITIES • Electronic RFID door locks • 24-hour Hyatt StayFit gym featuring smartphone enabled cardio • Turndown available upon request equipment and free weights • In-room safe • Glass enclosed 25-meter indoor pool with skylight and outdoor sundeck • Individual climate control • Jogging and walking paths along the Genesee River • Full bath amenities and hair dryer • 25 miles from downhill and cross country skiing • Iron/ironing board • Over 60 nearby golf courses • In-room refrigerator and coffeemaker • Close proximity to Ape + Canary on Strathallan, a full-service spa and salon • Bluetooth® alarm clock • Large work desk MEETING & EVENT SPACE SERVICES & FACILITIES • Over 17,000 square feet of flexible function space • Express check-in / check-out • Gift shop/soda machines • Grand Ballroom features 8,693 square feet • Web check-in • Par king available in attached garage • Connected via an enclosed sky-way system to the Joseph A. Floreano • Hyatt E-Concierge • Complimentary shuttle to/from the Rochester Riverside Convention Center offering over 100,000 square feet of Rochester Int'l Airport (ROC) • Business Center Kiosk with exhibit and meeting space 24-hour access • Center City Terrace: unique multi-use venue featuring indoor and outdoor • Multilingual staff event space •Assisted listening devices • Earn valuable World of Hyatt points for booking meetings and catered events • ATM • On-site audiovisual specialists, Scott Brown Media Group • Txt msg request application Genesee PLATT ST River Amtrak Station P Greyhound N OO LOCATION POINTS OF INTEREST ER L Station INN • East End Entertainment VE Conveniently located adjacent to BITNER ST A ITY S the Joseph A. Floreano Rochester and Restaurant District IVER UN ST S B Riverside Convention Center and • Strong National Museum of Play B close to shopping, restaurants and AVE CLINTON N. GI • Rochester Museum and Science ST WATER N. GROVE ST entertainment, Hyatt Regency Rochester Center FRANKLIN ST ST is the ideal destination from which S PLEASANT ST • George Eastman House EW R LIBERTY POLE WAY D to take in the city. Come experience N • Memorial Art Gallery A STILLSON E. MAIN ST Rochester’s upscale hotel offering ST. PAUL ST ST PAUL ST. ELM modern accommodations, contemporary • Frontier Stadium SWAN IRVING PL IRVING • Marina Auto Stadium FITZHUGH EUCLID Eastman amenities and premier service. Theatre Eastman School of • River walk to University of Rochester MAIN ST Music CHURCH ST ST STATE VISITOR INFORMATION • Eastman Theater and Eastman School Hochstein Rochester • Language: English of Music Music Riverside E. BROAD ST CHESTNUT ST N. WASHINGTON N. School Conventon • Geva Theater SCADE PL • Currency: USD A Center C • Blue Cross Arena ST STONE • Climate: Experience all four seasons AVE SOUTH W. BROAD ST • Finger Lakes and Wineries BROADWAY DR • Visa: Please refer to your local travel COURT ST consultant prior to travel • 12 colleges and universities Blue Cross Arena SPRING BLVD EXCHANGE MANHATTAN SQ ST. MARY'S ST. Dinosaur E • High Falls BBQ V Strong S. WASHINGTON S. National TRANSPORTATION E • 11,000 acres of park and wooded V Museum A INTON A INTON of Play H L • Rochester Int’l Airport (ROC) – areas (i.e. Letchworth Park—the T C U . 490 S 6.81 miles/10 mins “Grand Canyon of the East”) O Cornhill M OP INNER LO Y Landing L MONROE • Susan B. Anthony Museum & House P S. S..
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