Hyatt Regency Chicago Hotel Review is part of the Punxsutawney TPOL Trip Report, where TPOL leaves the basement and outflanks COVID, at least for now.
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Getting There:
If you’re arriving from O’Hare take the Blue Line to Millenium Station and walk.
I was sad to leave Narnia, aka Madison (see Guns & Butter: Madison, Wisconsin Travel Guide). It didn’t take long to realize I wasn’t in the magical land of Wisconsin anymore. The disarming kindness was replaced by the terrible traffic, blaring horns, and dense development of Chicago. 
Dead tired from drinking and playing football (see Old School Partying & Michigan v. Wisconsin: Formerly Camp Randall Stadium Review ), I checked into the Hyatt Regency Chicago.
Location
The Hyatt Regency is right on the river, close to everything a tourist might want to see or do. I didn’t want to do anything but sleep.
Room
A Hyatt Regency king-size bed is what is required for a binge weekend recovery.
Shower
The shower did not have sufficient water pressure which is the second prerequisite for recovery.
AC
A crispy room is the third prerequisite for recovery.
View
After a solid 12 hours of sleep, I was able to enjoy the view of the city.
Wi-Fi
The fourth prerequisite for recovery is good wifi to keep up with as little work as possible.
Gym
The fifth prerequisite for mental recovery is a solid gym. I did not make use of the gym on site. Instead, I am testing my new approach to travel fitness, Auster bands.
Breakfast
The final prerequisite for recovery is a good breakfast. Unfortunately, I ran out of time for this and have no comment.
Overall
Rested and recovered, it was time to go to Madrid.
