Twelfth and thirteenth-century architecture, a vividly colourful fountain and a bustling market place all add to the charm of one of Germany's oldest towns, set on the banks of the Rhine. Mainz is a hive of business activity, an agreeable intertwining of past and present, lying close enough to Frankfurt to serve as a pleasant alternative stop. On the banks of the river is the splendid Hyatt Regency Hotel . Fort Malakoff forms part of the entrance lobby and includes an atmospheric wine bar and banquet room with ancient brickwork arches and vaulted ceilings. The successful amalgamation of old and new creates a unique hybrid development, popular with the fashionable Mainz society and visitors from around the globe.
Accommodation is arranged in six different sectors from deluxe rooms to the presidential suite.
There are a number of Rhine-view rooms with a spectacular riverside vista. Grand rooms have an additional lounge area and executive suites consist of a separate lounge and dining area. In addition to the expected range of rooms, Hyatt Regency has created a more refined level of accommodation in its Regency Club . Described as 'a hotel within a hotel', membership includes separate check-in facilities, complimentary catering and a higher level of personal service. For the business traveller, use of the club's separate lounge can be extended to include private business meetings.