This is relative. This is not high end at all or by my NY standards. But for Pittsburgh, it is great.
Accommodations: pretty new hotel. Everything was new, modern and well maintained. There are no frills to this place. Pretty minimal in design elements. Quality of hotel is by my standards Ikea level. Looks good but isn't the sturdiest of quality. That said, it is very efficiently designed. A small sitting area with a pullout couch is a really smart design. Then the kitchenette is both kitchen and workstation desk. Again just smart design. Room was comfy space wise. Bed was comfy. Dishes in the kitchen were dusty though. Probably not used often. This felt more like a 1 bedroom condo in NY than a typical hotel room with 2 tv's and a sense of living space albeit a small one.
Bathroom: Roomy. Amenities were just soaps and shampoo. So a little light on bathroom amenities. Lotion and a cup in the bathroom was missing. Towels were a little rough though. Wish they used a better fabric softener.
Front Desk: such nice people. The gentleman who checked me in at 6 am after I had been driving all night was just so nice. He had my kids grab breakfast early so I could sleep and not worry about them. He made sure our car was in a close spot in valet. I can't even explain how nice he was in words. But he was genuinely concerned, helpful, and just kind.
Location: great area with lots of restaurants, shopping and nightlife just a walk away.
Breakfast: nice decent breakfast with breakfast breads and baked goods, cereal, pancakes and fresh to order eggs. Again smart layout and made for an efficient sort of breakfast meal.
Experience: this probably fits 2 adults and 2 kids comfortably or 3 adults comfortably but we pushed those capacity limits. Unintentionally, btw. It was supposed to be just 3 of us in the room. But it ended up 6. My spouse and youngest son were going to stay in another hotel room that my spouse had booked and paid for. And my eldest son was with school and supposed to stay in another hotel with his teammates. But the best laid plans got thrown out the window when they saw our suite. Which they liked better than the Marriot by the airport and the Marriot in the city. So the Hyatt won over my hubby and kids. And 6 of us crammed into the room. And we all slept well.
I guess that maybe sort of says it all...