Pin itHyatt Regency Monterey Hotel & Spa
The peninsula's practical mid-range base, with Hyatt points, a free airport shuttle, and a starting rate of $170.
- Nightly rate
- From USD 35–USD 400
- Distance to courses
- Del Monte Golf Course (on-site)
- On-site golf
- Yes
- What stands out
- The peninsula's practical mid-range base, with Hyatt points, a free airport shuttle, and a starting rate of $170.
$35–$400/night
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The property
The Hyatt Regency Monterey is the peninsula's large-format hotel, with 560 rooms across a campus built around the Del Monte Golf Course, seven miles and fifteen minutes from Pebble Beach. Two pools, hot tubs, a full-service spa, two restaurants, a bar, and a gym all run on chain-hotel consistency. None of this is exceptional. All of it works.
What to expect
A functional base, not an immersive resort experience. Del Monte Golf Course gives you a convenient round without a drive to the coast. The spa is large enough to absorb golf-trip demand without booking out, and the sports massage option matters for legs playing several days running. The free airport shuttle to Monterey Regional Airport, fifteen minutes away, removes one rental-car day at each end of the trip. The hotel does not provide advance booking access to the Pebble Beach Resorts courses, so plan those tee times separately.
Rates and booking
$170 to $400 nightly plus a $35 resort fee. Hyatt loyalty members can apply points, which effectively turns work-travel balances into subsidised golf-trip nights. Best suited to groups who treat accommodation as infrastructure and spend their days on the courses and their evenings in Monterey or Carmel. Book direct for points eligibility or through your preferred travel platform.
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