Kennedy-Ufer 2a
Cologne, 50679 Nightly Rates(468.81 - 964.04)5 Star
Property Description
On the right bank of the Rhine River, adjacent to Cologne?s Exhibition Centre, offering magnificent postcard views of Cologne Cathedral and the old city, 5 minutes walk to the city centre and music hall; 20 minutes by car to Cologne/Bonn Airport.
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* Individually controlled air conditioning * Minibar * Sate-of-the-art communications technology, dataports & interactive television with video on demand, video games, Internet access * Bathrooms with bath tub, separate shower, hairdryer and cosmetic mirror
Guest Services and Shops
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* Garage and parking facilities outside the hotel * Valet parking * Concierge * 24 hour room service * Multi-lingual staff * Baby-sitter by prior arrangement * Express and breakfast check-out * International press shop * Limousine and car rental service upon request * Safety deposit boxes and safes in suites * Communication center
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 3PM
Check out time is 12PM
Time Zone is GMT+1
Opened in 1988
307 rooms.
0 suites.
6 floors.
Directions
Follow the green signs of the KolnMesse (fairground) on Motorway 59; follow the same road after the end of the highway for another 1000m until you will see the Hyatt sign.
On the right bank of the Rhine River, adjacent to Cologne?s Exhibition Centre, offering magnificent postcard views of Cologne Cathedral and the old city, 5 minutes walk to the city centre and music hall; 20 minutes by car to Cologne/Bonn Airport.
Cologne/Bonn, D'sseldorf
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Cancellation Policy
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Restaurant Information
Graugans Restaurant
Enjoy delightful Eurasian cuisine in elegant surroundings with a stunning view of the Cathedral! A visit to the hotel`s signature restaurant is a must. First-time and return Guests appreciate its atmosphere that suits every occasion: a formal business lunch, an elegant night out or a special celebration. At lunch, we especially recommend the ?Obento" Business Lunch, a three-course menu, served in an traditional Asian lacquer box. Guests can also choose their individual 3-course business lunch from our menu or even eat a small snack. A large selection of superb wines, mainly from California, France and Germany, is on offer. The ?Private Dining Room" offers privacy within the Restaurant Graugans for up to 20 persons. Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 12.00 h to 14.00 h and Monday to Sunday from 18.30 h to 22.00 h
Glashaus Restaurant
Magnificant panor amic views of the river Rhine and the f amous Gothic Cathedral under the greenhouse ceiling. Guests can enjoy an extensive American breakfast buffet in the morning, a delightful lunch buffet, afternoon coffee and Italian cuisine at its best in the evening. The Glashaus restaurant is open throughout the day, seven days a week. Open: Breakfast from 06.00 h to 10.30 h (Sunday until 11.00 h) Lunch from11.30 h to 14.30 h Afternoon coffee from 15.00 h to 17.00 h Dinner from 18.00 h to 22.00 h (limited menu until 23.00 h)
Schälsick Bar
A typical Cologne beer pub and a favourite meeting point for Cologne locals and international visitors alike. Local dishes, snacks, sandwiches, steaks and fresh salads accompanied by typical draught Kölsch, cocktails and wines await our guests. The al fresco terrace is open during summer months. Opening hours: Monday to Saturday : from 17.00 h to 2.00 h Kitchen hours : from 18.00 h to 1.00 h Sunday: from 11.00 h to 2.00 h Kitchen hours: from 12.00 h to 15.00 h and 18.00 h to 0.00 h
Beer Garden
During the summer months, the Hyatt beer garden is one of the most popular meeting points in town. Guests are invited to enjoy the beautiful view of Cologne in front of the hotel right at the banks on the river Rhine. Draught Kölsch beer, snacks, salads as well as popular local dishes are the specialities. The Jazz Concerts on Sundays are an established tradition (from 11.00h to 14.00h) in Cologne, a must-do! Opening hours (May to September): Monday to Friday : 16.00 h to 24.00 h Saturday : 14.00 h to 24.00 h Sunday : 11.00 h to 24.00 h For more information: call Ext.. 7.
Room Service
Relax in your private haven and enjoy delicious 24 hour Room Service. Hyatt Regency Cologne provides full ā la carte dining, late night snacks as well as specialities from our Eurasian restaurant ?Graugans" and Italian cuisine from the ?Glashaus". You can also enjoy an extensive ā la carte, Continental or American breakfast in the luxurious privacy of your room.
Meeting Facility
Meeting and Banquet Facilities
558 sq. metre ballroom and 9 modern banquet/conference rooms accommodating from 20 to 500 guests.
Recreation Information
Recreational Facilities
* Personalized fitness programme * Weight lifting machines and cardiovascular equipment * Finnish sauna and Roman steam bath * Solarium * Swimming pool with sun terrace * Whirlpool * Massage * Hydrojet * Fitness center with swimming pool * Puls fitness club
Points of Interest
Cologne is famous for its Gothic Cathedral and Roman churches, museums, galleries and the Philharmonic music, theatres and opera.
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