Park Hyatt

Recognized as the #1 Hotel in South America by Condé Nast Traveler readers, Palacio Duhau - Park Hyatt Buenos Aires stands as a beacon of luxury in the heart of Recoleta, harmoniously blending history with modernity. The property comprises two distinct buildings: the restored 1934 Neoclassical Palace, featuring crystal chandeliers and butler-serviced suites that evoke the Belle Époque era, and the contemporary Posadas tower, known for its minimalist design and light-filled rooms. Bridging these architectural contrasts is a stunning terraced garden and an underground art gallery, the Paseo de las Artes, creating a unique urban oasis. The hotel offers 165 guest rooms and houses a rare 25-meter indoor heated pool within the Ahín Wellness & Spa. Culinary innovation is a hallmark here, with Gioia Cocina Botánica serving pioneering plant-based cuisine, and Duhau Restaurante & Vinoteca boasting a specialized cheese room and an extensive Argentine wine cellar. The historic Oak Bar provides a sophisticated retreat with its centuries-old wood paneling. As a pivotal part of Hyatt’s South American portfolio, Palacio Duhau offers an unparalleled experience that connects the grandeur of the past with the luxury of the present, setting the stage for future expansion into Mendoza's wine country.

Park Hyatt Chicago welcomes guests to experience 182 reimagined guest rooms and 36 uniquely designed suites providing a residential oasis with architecturally inspired materials. Exposing elements of the surrounding cityscape while offering distinguished comforts, these redesigned spaces seamlessly combine sophistication with understated luxury.

Quintessentially Chicago with deep historical roots and a landmark address, the reimagined Park Hyatt Chicago is a residential oasis for discerning global travelers seeking a uniquely authentic, downtown experience. A luxurious home away from home with sprawling views of Lake Michigan, Park Hyatt Chicago embraces the elements of the surrounding city while offering a serene escape through thoughtfully calming design and authentically local experiences. Park Hyatt, where the world sees Chicago and Chicago sees the world. 

Ride the express lift ninety seconds from Guomao’s rush to a sanctuary 63 floors above. Tony Chi’s palette of ivory stone and walnut, refreshed by LTW in 2024, frames floor-to-ceiling city panels in all 246 rooms. Occupying the summit of the 249-metre Yintai Centre, Park Hyatt Beijing has sheltered Nobel laureates and world delegations since its 2008 debut.

Crowning the tower, China Grill circles an open oak fire beneath a glass apex, while the adjacent China Bar pours herb-laced gin tonics against a 360-degree panorama. Tian Spa’s TCM-inspired therapies neighbour a 25-metre sky pool, and boardrooms wired for simultaneous translation host deals in the clouds. With Guomao Station at the doorstep and the airport thirty minutes away, the hotel matches rare altitude with seamless reach.

Park Hyatt Seoul offers a study in understated urban luxury, rising quietly above the pulse of Gangnam as one of the city’s most refined contemporary addresses. Located within walking distance of Gangnam Station and close to COEX, major business corridors, and shopping districts, the hotel enjoys exceptional connectivity while maintaining a sense of calm that feels deliberately removed from the street-level energy below. The building’s modern glass façade signals restraint rather than spectacle, while the interiors, designed by an international team, emphasize floor-to-ceiling windows, warm wood, natural stone, and carefully layered lighting. Throughout the hotel, Seoul’s skyline and distant mountains become an ever-changing backdrop, woven seamlessly into daily life. The 185 guestrooms and suites are generously proportioned for the city, thoughtfully laid out, and designed to feel serene by day and atmospheric by night.

Public spaces follow the Park Hyatt philosophy of quiet sophistication, from the soaring lobby and intimate lounge areas to meeting spaces that balance efficiency with elegance. A fully equipped fitness center, indoor swimming pool, and spa provide a restorative counterpoint to the pace of the city. Dining is a central pillar of the experience: Cornerstone anchors the hotel’s culinary identity with authentic Italian cuisine inspired by southern traditions and seasonal ingredients; The Lounge blends contemporary Korean flavors with light fare and pastries, offering a relaxed rhythm from afternoon tea through evening drinks against panoramic city views. Tucked away and richly atmospheric, The Timber House is one of Seoul’s most discreet nightlife destinations, known for its whiskey selection, cocktails, and refined live performances, while Citrus Bar serves as a post-workout or post-spa retreat with light bites and beverages. Park Hyatt Seoul’s luxury is not defined by excess, but by proportion, materiality, and a finely tuned sense of pace, making it a compelling choice for travelers who value design, perspective, and a quietly confident expression of the city’s modern spirit.

Drive thirty minutes from Changbaishan Airport through birch forest and you reach Park Hyatt Changbaishan, perched on the resort’s south slope at 800 m. Ten chalet-style villas and one lodge, opened as the brand’s first Chinese mountain outpost, hold only 163 rooms. Floor-to-ceiling glass captures dawn mist rolling off Heaven Lake and dusk melting into a sea of pines.

Ski valets heat your bindings for instant slope access; après-ski leads back to volcanic-mineral pools and a 25-m lap pool. Kitchens translate Jilin produce into ginseng consommé, venison-morel hotpot and lava-grilled trout. Guides forage for lingzhi and blueberries in summer, snowcats reach untouched powder in winter. A fireside salon pivots from craft tea to whisky, while rain harvesting and biomass boilers let luxury breathe with the forest.

Ideally located in the fashionable Nisantasi residential and shopping district, the Park Hyatt Istanbul - Macka Palas is within walking distance to many upscale designer fashion houses, as well as ultra-trendy bars and restaurants. City's Nisantasi Shopping Mall and Istanbul Fashion Academy are just a few steps from the hotel as Park Hyatt Istanbul-Macka Palas is also within 5 minutes walking distance to Istanbul Convention and Exhibition Centre(ICEC).

Guest rooms and suites feature a work desk area, and a deluxe limestone bath with vanity area, deep tub and separate Dornbracht shower. Art Deco style and historic Turkish decor combine with modern amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access, DVD player and iPod docking station for a comfortable, luxurious stay. Located in the lobby level, Lounge at Park Hyatt is the designated area for breakfast, and also features all-day dining with a broad à la carte menu including local & international specialties, a wine lounge and Park Afternoon High Desserts. With its wide selection of vintage wines and champagnes, Wine Lounge is the ultimate spot to meet and relax after work, or for an afternoon pick-me-up while shopping or sightseeing.

Perched atop the PAFC South Tower, Park Hyatt Shenzhen resembles a glass butterfly alighting 285 metres above Futian’s towers. Guests ascend in 45 seconds to the sky-lobby on level 47, where eight-metre panes frame the CBD, Lotus Hill and the Hong Kong border. George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg soften the angular shell with brushed bronze, paper-screen panels and ink-tone timber; 195 rooms curve around the facade, offering 270-degree sight-lines that track sunrise over Xiangmi Lake and neon ripples after dark.

Below, a vertical resort unfolds: Garden Pavilion refines Cantonese classics with Sichuan and Jiangnan riffs, while The Glasshouse hosts global live-station dining and a Sunday seafood brunch before ceding the skyline to Attic’s single-malt flight and jazz sets. A 25-metre indoor pool floats beneath a mirrored ceiling; the spa and gym run round-the-clock. For events, planners command 2,321 m² of space, including a 1,200 m² pillar-free ballroom wired for simultaneous translation. Electric-vehicle chargers and rain-harvesting systems echo the city’s green ambitions. In a metropolis famed for velocity, Park Hyatt Shenzhen offers altitude, quiet craft and a front-row seat to tomorrow’s skyline.

Park Hyatt Busan redefines modern luxury with a distinct sense of coastal sophistication, capturing the spirit of South Korea’s vibrant port city. Located along the waterfront of Haeundae’s exclusive Marine City, the hotel overlooks the stunning vistas of Gwangandaegyo Bridge and the East Sea. Designed by the renowned Japanese firm Nikken Sekkei, its sail-inspired architecture mirrors the motion of the harbor, blending elegance with contemporary dynamism. The hotel features 269 guest rooms and suites, including 69 suites, all crafted with natural wood tones, soft lighting, and floor-to-ceiling windows that frame sweeping views of the sea or city skyline. Each room offers a deep soaking tub, rain shower, and Le Labo bath amenities, reflecting the Park Hyatt brand’s signature understated sophistication and residential-style comfort.

Dining is an elevated experience at Dining Room, located on the 32nd floor, where premium meats, fresh seafood, and modern Korean cuisine are prepared over an open charcoal grill. Living Room offers refined Italian dishes and exquisite desserts, while the Lounge provides an elegant setting for afternoon tea and light bites. The Patisserie tempts guests with daily baked pastries and artisanal breads. Leisure and wellness facilities include an indoor heated pool, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and the Lumi Spa & Fitness, offering massages, facials, and aromatherapy treatments. The hotel also features versatile event spaces, including the Drawing Room on the 33rd floor, which boasts panoramic views of the bay, ideal for weddings, banquets, and corporate gatherings. With its exceptional location, architectural artistry, and intuitive personalized service, Park Hyatt Busan seamlessly blends serene ocean views with contemporary elegance, standing as one of the most iconic luxury urban resorts in southern Korea.

Framed by the shimmering waters of the Red Sea, Park Hyatt Jeddah Marina Club and Spa embodies a quietly confident elegance along Jeddah’s prestigious Al-Hamra’a Corniche. Surrounded by manicured gardens and uninterrupted sea views, the hotel feels like a serene coastal estate woven seamlessly into the city’s commercial and cultural heart. Guestrooms and suites open onto expansive vistas of the marina, gardens, or open water, while interiors blend contemporary refinement with subtle Mediterranean and Andalusian influences, arched details, warm stone, and restrained ornamentation lending a sense of timeless poise. Positioned at the crossroads of business and leisure, the hotel offers both immediate access to Jeddah’s energy and a restorative retreat within it. At its core, the renowned Seba and Evania Spa anchor the experience with holistic treatments, hydrotherapy facilities, and wellness programs designed to recalibrate body and mind against the rhythm of the sea.

Dining unfolds as a layered exploration of regional and international flavors. Nafoura, the all-day dining venue, presents Mediterranean and global cuisine with an emphasis on freshness and balance, equally suited to a leisurely breakfast or a sunset meal. Andalusia draws inspiration from Arab and Moroccan traditions, weaving Middle Eastern warmth with Mediterranean and Asian influences in richly nuanced dishes, often complemented by themed evenings overlooking the water. At The Lounge and Terrace, light fare, artisanal desserts, and refined beverages are served against a backdrop of sea breeze and golden dusk. Whether savoring dinner beneath the open sky or lingering over tea indoors, Park Hyatt Jeddah’s culinary program reflects the same ethos as the hotel itself, measured, sophisticated, and deeply attuned to its coastal setting.

Park Hyatt Zanzibar is a rare blend of layered history and understated contemporary elegance, widely regarded as one of the island’s most distinguished luxury addresses. Set directly along the Stone Town waterfront, the hotel occupies part of the former 17th-century Omani royal residence, Mambo Msiige, meticulously restored and reimagined as a refined modern retreat. Its location places guests within easy walking distance of Stone Town’s historic streets, markets, and cultural landmarks, allowing Zanzibar’s rich Swahili, Arab, and European influences to unfold naturally as part of everyday exploration. Architecturally, the hotel preserves its original arcades, coral-stone walls, and carved wooden doors, while the interiors introduce a calm, contemporary palette of warm neutrals, handcrafted woodwork, brass accents, and locally inspired details. The result is a serene yet character-rich atmosphere that feels deeply rooted in place. The hotel offers 67 guest rooms and suites, all generously proportioned, many with views over the Indian Ocean or the inner courtyard; select suites retain original historical features, lending each stay a sense of quiet authenticity. Public spaces are deliberately unhurried in tone, with a rooftop infinity pool and terrace providing one of Stone Town’s most compelling vantage points for sunset, while spa and fitness facilities offer a restorative counterpoint to days spent exploring the city. 

Dining continues the dialogue between place and refinement. The Dining Room presents an elegant menu of international cuisine infused with African influences and Indian Ocean spices, delivering flavors that are fresh, nuanced, and thoughtfully composed. The Pool Lounge offers a more relaxed setting for light dishes and evening drinks, where ocean breezes and fading light define the rhythm of the day. At Park Hyatt Zanzibar, luxury is not expressed through excess, but through history, proportion, and restraint, creating a sophisticated sanctuary for travelers seeking cultural depth, coastal beauty, and a measured, timeless sense of escape.

Overlooking Jinji Lake, Park Hyatt Suzhou resembles a modern lakeside manor. KPF breaks the mass into garden-linked pavilions, housing 178 rooms in celadon hues that echo water and stone. A sun-lit atrium lobby floats lotus-shaped lights; rooms add silk headboards, stone baths and wall-wide windows capturing dawn over the lake. Xizhou Hall stages Suzhou and Canton flavours from live kitchens, while Living Room shifts from tea salon to speakeasy-style Apartment 208 after dusk.

More than 24,000 sq ft of event space includes a 7.5 m-tall ballroom that opens onto a lawn for moonlit ceremonies. Guests swim in a glass-edged pool, practice lakeside yoga or drift aboard electric launches at sunset. With MixC mall and the Culture & Arts Centre minutes away, the resort still feels contemplative—part scholarly retreat, part urban gateway—for travellers who seek clear lines, clear water and clear thought.

Anchoring an unparalleled corner of Toronto’s elite Yorkville neighbourhood, the iconic Park Hyatt offers a reimagined hotel experience with timeless sophistication rooted in Canadian heritage. Elegant transitions and unexpected details are the cornerstones of the 219 guestrooms and suites that artfully balance residential comfort with contemporary design. Unearth livable refinement at Park Hyatt Toronto with two striking Bi-level Suites and the exquisite Presidential Suite defined as a haven of quiet luxury. 

Creativity knows no bounds at Joni Restaurant, where originality and a fascination for flavour are the foundation of its exquisite culinary experience. Lasting memories continue in the legendary 17th floor cocktail bar, Writers Room, where reinvented classic libations that nod to literary legends are mixed tableside and pair harmoniously with unrivalled Toronto skyline views. The revered Stillwater Spa redefines luxury with a collection of relaxation treatments and curative products powered to rejuvenate and restore. Through the profound evolution of Park Hyatt Toronto, deeply personalized service remains at the heart of its remarkable transformation.

Perfectly situated in between the shores of the demure Lake Zurich and the city center, to stay at Park Hyatt Zurich is to be immediately enveloped in the finest elements of that world-renowned Swiss commitment to serenity, luxury and art. Its close proximity to the famous Bahnhofstrasse as well as the historic Old Town delivers all that Zurich has to offer at your doorstep. Indulge yourself in extravagance and visit Park Hyatt Zurich, where the extraordinary is common place. The 138 generously sized guestrooms and suites offer luxurious comfort, floor-to-ceiling windows, and marble bathrooms with both deep-soaking bathtubs and walk-in rain shower.

The parkhuus restaurant’s philosophy is centered around sustainable products and their origins in forest, field and lake – guests experience a feeling of nature and Swiss authenticity. Named after the onyx stone that adorns this modern venue, ONYX Bar fascinates with its lively, cosmopolitan atmosphere and exquisite signature cocktails. Our Lobby Lounge is located in the heart of the hotel. Be it relaxing with friends, holding informal meetings, appreciating the fine art or simply enjoying the ‘Lounge atmosphere’, this sanctuary of style offers the perfect environment in which to relax and enjoy. Additional pampering is available at Club Olympus, where private treatment facilities provide an extensive range of beauty and holistic packages. As well as providing exclusive guest access to sauna and steam rooms, Club Olympus also boasts the very latest in fitness technology from Technogym.

Amid the graceful greenery and heritage of Australia’s capital, Park Hyatt Canberra blends neoclassical grandeur with contemporary luxury, standing as one of the city’s most iconic five-star landmarks. Originally built in the 1920s as the official residence for government dignitaries, the hotel was transformed in 1988 into a Park Hyatt masterpiece that continues to embody timeless sophistication. Perfectly positioned near Parliament House and Lake Burley Griffin, it offers effortless access to the National Gallery of Australia and the National Library, inviting guests to experience the capital’s rich blend of culture and nature. Its 252 guest rooms and suites are designed in a palette of soft neutrals, polished timber, and elegant textiles, while marble bathrooms feature deep soaking tubs, separate rain showers, and Le Labo amenities. Select rooms overlook the hotel’s gardens or the tranquil lake, creating a serene retreat infused with understated luxury.

Dining is a refined yet relaxed affair. The Promenade Café celebrates modern Australian cuisine crafted from local produce and serves an indulgent breakfast buffet; Tea Lounge is renowned for its exquisite afternoon tea, where the sunlit conservatory evokes the charm of an English winter garden; and Speaker’s Corner Bar sets the tone for lively evenings with inventive cocktails and live music. Leisure seekers will find a heated indoor pool, sauna, steam room, fitness centre, and spa, along with outdoor tennis courts and bicycles for exploring the city’s leafy boulevards. With its blend of heritage elegance, impeccable service, and the signature poise of the Park Hyatt brand, Park Hyatt Canberra is more than a place to stay, it’s a graceful journey through the capital’s history, culture, and contemporary sophistication.

Set in a spectacular natural landscape with stunning views across the Annupuri ranges and Mount Yotei, Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono embodies personal luxury for global connoisseurs. A true year-round mountain resort with spaces and guestrooms designed for enriching experiences in an environment of carefully curated art, cuisine and contemporary design. Offering oversized guestrooms and suites featuring large living and dining spaces, Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono is designed for the complete immersion of our sophisticated guests. Our signature suites are the ultimate expression in luxury with stunning views over Mount Yotei and private onsen.

Amazing Golf Experience - The hotel offers an access to the fascinating Hanazono Golf course, set in beautiful natural surroundings featuring elevation changes and a natural white birch forest. Discover the best of Winter in Niseko staying in one of Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono’s most luxurious accommodations. A luxury escape for two in an iconic 163 sqm Signature Suite, or a family gathering at one of the 2- or 3-Bedroom Penthouses, all with splendid views of Mount Yotei.

Park Hyatt New York is the iconic Hyatt flagship skyscraper hotel situated on West 57th Street—part of the prestigious One57 tower, directly across from Carnegie Hall and a block from Central Park. Designed by Pritzker Prize–winning architect Christian de Portzamparc with interiors by Yabu Pushelberg, the hotel opened in August 2014 on the lower floors of the 90‑story mixed-use building known as “Billionaires’ Row”. The hotel offers 210 luxurious guest rooms and 92 suites, each spacious, with floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing Central Park or city skyline views. Rooms feature high-end amenities such as Italian linens, Nespresso coffee machines, Le Labo bath products, deep soaking tubs, and walk-in showers. Signature suites include the Manhattan Suite—a lavish 3,500 sq ft, three-bedroom top-floor residence with private balconies, full kitchen, personal concierge, and even a private service elevator—launched for the 10th anniversary at US$50,000 per night.

Wellness is a standout feature: Spa Nalai occupies the 25th floor with a 65-foot indoor saltwater pool, eucalyptus steam room, whirlpool, and rainforest showers—all offering panoramic city views. A fully equipped 24-hour fitness center sits alongside this serene retreat. The Living Room restaurant & bar, located on the lobby level, provides all-day dining with views toward Carnegie Hall. Public spaces like The Study and The Living Room are designed to feel like residential lounges, complete with curated artworks sourced partly from MoMA, about 350 pieces adorn the hotel. Guests consistently praise the hotel’s unmatched combination of large, elegant rooms, world-class spa and pool, prime Midtown location, and exceptionally attentive service. In summary, Park Hyatt New York is a rare blend of residential-style luxury, architectural artistry, and wellness-focused indulgence in the heart of Manhattan, making it a top-tier choice for discerning leisure and business travellers alike.

Tucked between Melbourne’s grand Parliament House and the neo-Gothic spires of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Park Hyatt Melbourne embodies a rare harmony of classical architecture and modern sophistication. This timeless sanctuary in the city’s historic heart offers a serene retreat just moments from the designer boutiques of Collins Street and the vibrant theatre district, balancing cosmopolitan energy with quiet elegance. The hotel’s 245 guestrooms and suites, some among the largest in the city, begin at 48 square meters and feature rich timber details, creamy marble, and soft natural light that together evoke understated luxury. Many rooms frame sweeping views of the city skyline or the cathedral’s soaring towers, while spacious marble bathrooms with deep soaking tubs and walk-in showers reflect Park Hyatt’s signature blend of refinement and comfort.

Culinary experiences here are equally elevated. The Dining Room celebrates contemporary Australian cuisine, where seasonal local produce meets refined European technique, complemented by an exceptional wine list that showcases the country’s best vintages. The Lounge and Garden Bar, bathed in natural light and overlooking manicured greenery, is a favorite for afternoon tea, light bites, or evening Champagne cocktails. Wellness is central to the hotel’s ethos: the Park Club Health & Day Spa offers a heated indoor pool, steam and sauna rooms, whirlpool baths, and holistic treatments that combine Eastern therapies with modern wellness science. A 24-hour fitness center and outdoor tennis court complete the experience. With its distinguished location, timeless design, and intuitive Park Hyatt service, Park Hyatt Melbourne redefines luxury in the Australian capital of culture, an elegant urban retreat where art, heritage, and contemporary living meet in perfect balance.

Located in the heart of Bangkok’s prestigious Phloenchit district, Park Hyatt Bangkok crowns the upper floors of the Central Embassy complex, serving as a striking modern landmark that unites architectural sophistication, urban luxury, and contemporary Thai artistry. The hotel features 222 rooms and suites, including 32 suites, with spacious layouts starting from approximately 48 square meters. All accommodations are adorned with floor-to-ceiling windows that frame sweeping views of the Bangkok skyline and surrounding greenery. The interiors embrace a minimalist elegance, blending natural materials with curated Thai art installations to create a serene and refined residential atmosphere. The hotel’s signature Penthouse Bar + Grill spans the top floors, combining a premium steakhouse, rooftop bar, and hidden speakeasy to deliver a vibrant culinary and nightlife experience high above the city. Additional dining venues include The Embassy Room, offering all-day international and Thai cuisine, and The Living Room, an inviting lounge ideal for afternoon tea and light refreshments.

For wellness and relaxation, Park Hyatt Bangkok offers one of the city’s few elevated saltwater infinity pools, surrounded by landscaped terraces and sun loungers. Guests can also enjoy a fully equipped fitness center and a beautifully designed spa, providing a tranquil escape for rejuvenation of both body and mind. Perfectly connected, the hotel offers direct access to Central Embassy and is just a short walk from the BTS Chit Lom and Phloenchit stations. Surrounded by luxury boutiques, Michelin-starred restaurants, and global corporate offices, Park Hyatt Bangkok stands as an ideal destination for both business travelers and leisure seekers. It represents not only the pinnacle of the Park Hyatt brand in Asia, but also a contemporary icon of luxury living in the Thai capital.

Dawn mist drifts off Dongqian Lake as Park Hyatt Ningbo rises low and slate-roofed amid camphor groves. Opened in 2012 as the brand’s first Chinese resort, its nine courtyard clusters shelter 226 rooms and villas; shutters fold back to 20 sq km of water and Mount Fuquan terraces. Bamboo lamps, stone tubs and heated floors still the winter air.

Lake time moves gently: sip Dragon-Well in the Tea House, row to tiny Putuo Island, then taste clay-baked sea-bream in Dining Room or huangjiu-steamed shellfish beneath Seafood House’s boat-shaped roof. A volcanic-stone spa, glass-edged 25-m pool and a lawn ready for 400-guest vows frame each season—petals in March, fireflies in July, osmanthus in October, hot-spring haze by December. Midway between Shanghai’s bustle and Ningbo’s port, the retreat keeps only the sound of oars brushing quiet water.

Perched high above the bustling central business district, Park Hyatt Guangzhou occupies the uppermost floors of the 286-meter Yingkai Square. This prime location offers guests uninterrupted panoramic vistas of the iconic Canton Tower and the meandering Pearl River. Situated within walking distance of architectural marvels like the Guangzhou Opera House, the hotel provides seamless access to Zhujiang New Town’s vibrant cultural attractions and luxury shopping destinations. The interior design creates a sophisticated dialogue between modern luxury and the rich heritage of the Lingnan region. Rather than overt opulence, the aesthetic focuses on natural textures—utilizing timber, metal, and stone to evoke the serene atmosphere of a traditional scholar’s mansion suspended in the sky.\n\nUpon arrival at the sky lobby on the 65th floor, guests are welcomed into a space that feels more like a private residence than a typical hotel. The guestrooms and suites serve as personal sanctuaries, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the dynamic cityscape. Dining is a highlight of the experience, with the signature Cantonese restaurant, Yue Jing Xuan, on the 68th floor offering an interactive open-kitchen ambiance. For stunning evening views, The Roof Bar on the 70th floor provides an open-air terrace perfect for socializing against a backdrop of twinkling city lights. Wellness is equally prioritized, with a 25-meter indoor infinity pool and spa on the 63rd floor offering a tranquil retreat above the clouds.

In the vibrant heart of Ho Chi Minh City’s District 1, Park Hyatt Saigon embodies the refined charm of French colonial elegance infused with contemporary sophistication, capturing the spirit of Saigon’s storied past and modern vitality. Overlooking the tree-lined Lam Sơn Square and steps away from the Opera House and City Hall, the hotel has been a benchmark of urban luxury since its opening in 2005. Its 245 rooms and suites are thoughtfully designed by renowned designers in soothing ivory tones, polished wood, and soft fabrics, creating an atmosphere of understated elegance. Each room is equipped with Nespresso machines, BOSE sound systems, and iPad-controlled smart features, while select suites offer private terraces with views of the historic square or the city skyline. Italian marble bathrooms with deep soaking tubs and rain showers add a touch of indulgence that defines the Park Hyatt experience.

Dining is a central part of the hotel’s allure. Square One blends French finesse with Vietnamese flair through open kitchens and an artful presentation of flavors; Opera serves refined Italian cuisine and wood-fired pizzas in a lively setting; and the Park Lounge, set beneath soaring ceilings, offers afternoon tea and champagne in a timelessly elegant ambiance. As night falls, 2 Lam Sơn Bar comes alive with crafted cocktails and a chic, cosmopolitan atmosphere that reflects the city’s dynamic nightlife. Beyond its culinary excellence, the hotel features a lush garden courtyard, an outdoor temperature-controlled pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and the Xuan Spa, where traditional Vietnamese herbal techniques meet modern wellness therapies for a deeply restorative retreat. With its impeccable location, refined aesthetic, and signature Park Hyatt service, Park Hyatt Saigon stands as both a sanctuary of quiet sophistication and a gateway to the cultural and contemporary rhythms of modern-day Saigon.

In the heart of Italy’s fashion and design capital, Park Hyatt Milan embodies understated luxury and contemporary Italian sophistication, offering an urban sanctuary of effortless elegance. Perfectly positioned beside the iconic Milan Cathedral and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, the hotel sits just steps from La Scala Opera House and the designer boutiques of Via Monte Napoleone, allowing guests to move seamlessly between history, culture, and haute couture. Its 106 rooms and suites, envisioned by renowned designer Ed Tuttle, blend Milanese modernity with timeless craftsmanship through limestone walls, fine marble, and silk textiles. Many suites feature private terraces overlooking the cathedral spires and the city’s rooftops, while the spacious marble bathrooms, complete with walk-in rain showers, deep soaking tubs, and luxurious amenities, reflect Park Hyatt’s signature refinement and comfort.

At the heart of the hotel, La Cupola unfolds beneath an elegant glass dome, where natural light and graceful design set the stage for contemporary Italian cuisine inspired by local tradition and seasonal ingredients. Mio Lab Bar, a favorite among Milan’s creative crowd, offers an innovative cocktail menu and curated Italian wines in a chic, cosmopolitan setting. For relaxation, The Spa by Sisley Paris draws on Italy’s natural stone and Parisian beauty expertise to deliver rejuvenating massages, facial treatments, and steam rituals, complemented by a fitness center and private therapy suites. With its unrivaled location, refined aesthetics, and intuitive service, Park Hyatt Milan is more than a hotel, it is a celebration of design, culture, and the timeless art of Italian living at its most graceful.

In the heart of Paris, Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme stands as a refined symbol of understated elegance and contemporary luxury, earning its place among the French capital’s most distinguished five-star hotels. Located at 5 Rue de la Paix, just steps from Place Vendôme and the Palais Garnier, the hotel is within walking distance of the Louvre Museum and Champs-Élysées, perfectly blending art, history, and haute couture sophistication. Since its opening, it has received numerous accolades for its exceptional service and timeless design, including the prestigious Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star Award. The property features 111 rooms and 45 suites, all conceived by acclaimed designer Ed Tuttle, who masterfully combines neoclassical architecture with contemporary aesthetics. Interiors showcase beige limestone, rich walnut, and silk fabrics, illuminated by large floor-to-ceiling windows that frame Paris’s iconic rooftops. Spacious marble bathrooms include heated floors, deep soaking tubs, and separate rain showers, embodying the Park Hyatt brand’s signature comfort and attention to detail.

The hotel’s Michelin-starred restaurant Pur’ – Jean-François Roux offers elevated French haute cuisine inspired by seasonal ingredients, while Café Joules and La Terrasse serve light fare and champagne in a relaxed yet elegant setting. Le Bar is a chic social hub, renowned for its classic cocktails and artistic ambience. The Le Spa by La Mer, centered on marine-based treatments, provides facial and body therapies alongside a steam room, sauna, and fitness center. With its unparalleled location, refined artistry, and impeccable service, Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme epitomizes the romance and sophistication of Paris, an enduring icon where design, gastronomy, and modern luxury meet in perfect harmony.

Framed by Sydney’s two most iconic landmarks, the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge, Park Hyatt Sydney embodies understated luxury and architectural grace at the edge of the city’s sparkling harbour. Nestled along the waterfront of The Rocks district, this five-star retreat captures the essence of modern Australian elegance with sweeping views from every guest room and suite. Each of the hotel’s 155 rooms is designed by acclaimed Australian designers in soothing tones of oak, cream stone, and soft textiles, creating an atmosphere of serenity and warmth. Private balconies or terraces invite guests to savour the panorama of Sydney’s skyline and shimmering waters, while marble bathrooms with deep soaking tubs and bespoke amenities offer an indulgent sense of retreat.

Dining at Park Hyatt Sydney is a journey through the flavours of modern Australia. The Dining Room celebrates the region’s finest seafood and produce, paired with floor-to-ceiling views of the Opera House, while The Living Room offers refined light fare and afternoon tea against the golden glow of the harbour. As evening falls, The Bar becomes a chic enclave for champagne and creative cocktails. The hotel’s rooftop infinity pool and sun deck command some of the most breathtaking views in the city, complemented by a world-class spa, steam room, and 24-hour fitness centre. With its unmatched location, thoughtful service, and the timeless elegance that defines the Park Hyatt brand, Park Hyatt Sydney is not just a place to stay, it is an immersive experience in the beauty, rhythm, and sophistication of Sydney Harbour.

In the cultural heart of Austria’s capital, Park Hyatt Vienna embodies a seamless blend of neoclassical grandeur and contemporary luxury, standing as one of the city’s most distinguished landmarks. Set on the prestigious Am Hof Square, the hotel occupies the former headquarters of the Austrian National Bank—a stately 20th-century building meticulously restored by renowned designers to recapture its historic elegance. Its 143 rooms and suites exude understated refinement, combining polished wood, natural stone, and silk textiles to create a warm yet sophisticated atmosphere. Several suites preserve original architectural details such as arched windows and brass accents, offering views of Vienna’s historic streets and church domes. Spacious marble bathrooms feature deep soaking tubs and walk-in rain showers, exemplifying the Park Hyatt brand’s signature comfort and precision in craftsmanship.

At the heart of the hotel, The Bank Brasserie & Bar offers a refined dining experience where French technique meets Austrian ingredients, all set within the soaring former bank hall crowned by gilded décor and a vaulted ceiling. Café Am Hof pays homage to Vienna’s storied café culture with exquisite pastries and afternoon tea, while The Living Room invites guests to unwind amid rare cigars, fine whiskies, and an intimate club-like ambience. The hotel’s Arany Spa provides a serene retreat, featuring a pool, sauna, steam room, and private treatment suites that incorporate Austrian botanicals and essential oils into restorative therapies. Complemented by a fully equipped fitness center and bespoke wellness programs, it offers a complete sense of renewal. With its unrivaled location, timeless architecture, and Park Hyatt’s hallmark service, Park Hyatt Vienna is far more than a place to stay; it is a journey into the city’s artistic heritage, where history, culture, and modern elegance converge in perfect harmony.

Set along Auckland’s vibrant waterfront, Park Hyatt Auckland redefines urban luxury with contemporary design, serene ambiance, and sweeping views of Viaduct Harbour. Just steps from the Auckland Fish Market and the lively city center, the hotel effortlessly bridges cosmopolitan energy and harborside tranquility. Designed by acclaimed studio Conran + Partners, its 195 rooms and suites draw inspiration from Māori heritage and the natural beauty of the Pacific, blending warm timber tones, soft neutral palettes, and refined marble details. Each room features floor-to-ceiling windows and private balconies framing views of the marina or city skyline, while marble bathrooms with deep soaking tubs and rain showers reflect Park Hyatt’s signature sophistication and comfort.

Dining at Park Hyatt Auckland is a celebration of New Zealand’s land and sea. The hotel’s signature restaurant, Onemata, showcases locally sourced ingredients through modern, ocean-inspired cuisine. The Living Room offers elegant all-day dining and afternoon tea, while The Pantry serves artisanal pastries and light bites in a relaxed setting. As evening falls, Captain’s Bar becomes the city’s favorite hideaway with creative cocktails and a curated whisky selection overlooking the harbor lights. Guests can unwind in the 25-meter infinity pool, sauna, steam room, or the 24-hour fitness studio, or indulge in a restorative ritual at The Spa at Park Hyatt Auckland, where treatments harness natural essences and holistic therapies. With its waterfront views, contemporary artistry, and impeccable Park Hyatt service, this hotel embodies Auckland’s spirit, a seamless fusion of nature, culture, and modern elegance.

In the cultural heart of Cambodia’s ancient city, Park Hyatt Siem Reap seamlessly blends Khmer heritage with contemporary design, creating a tranquil oasis for travelers journeying to Angkor Wat. Perfectly located just steps from the Old Market, Pub Street, and the French Quarter, and only a short drive from the UNESCO-listed temple complex, the hotel captures the spirit of Siem Reap’s past and present with effortless grace. Designed by the acclaimed architect Bill Bensley, its 104 rooms and suites combine soft neutral tones, natural wood, and Italian marble to evoke serenity and refined sophistication. Intricate Khmer artworks and handcrafted textures lend a sense of place, while select suites feature private gardens or plunge pools overlooking lush courtyards and tropical greenery.

Dining at Park Hyatt Siem Reap is an experience in itself. The Dining Room celebrates Cambodia’s culinary heritage with modern flair, presenting locally sourced ingredients through elegant Western techniques. The Living Room, the hotel’s stylish social hub, offers afternoon tea, craft cocktails, and light bites in a relaxed yet refined atmosphere. Beyond dining, guests can unwind in two outdoor pools, one an intimate garden sanctuary, the other an elegant lap pool, or rejuvenate at The Spa at Park Hyatt Siem Reap, where Eastern and Western wellness traditions meet in indulgent harmony. With its prime location, contemporary artistry, and the brand’s hallmark of understated luxury, Park Hyatt Siem Reap is more than a place to stay, it is a serene retreat that immerses guests in the timeless rhythm of Khmer culture, history, and modern sophistication.

Amid the soaring towers of Qianjiang New Town, Park Hyatt Hangzhou reimagines urban luxury through the lens of contemporary Jiangnan elegance, standing as one of the city’s most iconic five-star landmarks. Perched atop the prestigious MixC complex, the hotel was designed by the internationally acclaimed studio Yabu Pushelberg, blending Eastern poetry with modern architectural grace. Its 241 guest rooms and suites embody understated sophistication, featuring warm woods, ivory-toned stone, and soft lighting that evoke a tranquil sense of balance. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame sweeping views of the Qiantang River and the Hangzhou skyline, while select suites offer private living spaces and deep soaking tubs, reflecting the brand’s hallmark refinement and serene luxury.

Dining is at the heart of the experience. The Dining Room on the 37th floor presents contemporary interpretations of Jiangnan and international cuisine, while the rooftop restaurant and Forty8 Restaurant has become one of Hangzhou’s most coveted social destinations, where live music, champagne, and sunset views set the tone for unforgettable evenings. Guests can also enjoy afternoon tea and delicate pastries in a setting that exudes relaxed sophistication. The hotel features a heated indoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center, and an indulgent spa designed for holistic rejuvenation. With its privileged location, panoramic skyline and river vistas, and Park Hyatt’s signature sense of quiet elegance, Park Hyatt Hangzhou is more than a stay, it’s a refined journey into the poetic harmony of modern design and Eastern serenity high above the city.

Park Hyatt Tokyo has returned to Tokyo’s skyline following a comprehensive renovation, reaffirming its status as one of the city’s most enduring luxury icons. The redesign, led by the internationally acclaimed studio Jouin Manku, carefully preserves the hotel’s original sense of proportion and quiet gravitas while introducing a more contemporary, refined layer of design. Warm woods, natural stone, soft neutral tones, and precisely calibrated lighting create an atmosphere that feels calmer, more mature, and closely attuned to the rhythm of modern urban living. Occupying the upper floors of its Shinjuku tower, the hotel’s 177 rooms and suites now feel more streamlined and expansive, with upgraded furnishings and materials enhancing both comfort and clarity of space. Floor-to-ceiling windows continue to frame sweeping views of the Tokyo skyline, on clear days stretching as far as Tokyo Skytree and Mount Fuji, making the city itself an integral part of the experience. Public areas emphasize the idea of a “private residence in the sky,” with more fluid circulation and relaxed seating that encourage guests to slow down above the city. The refreshed Club on the Park further elevates the experience, with its pool, fitness facilities, saunas, and treatment rooms offering a more contemporary and cohesive wellness retreat.

Dining remains central to the Park Hyatt Tokyo identity. The newly updated New York Grill retains its iconic open kitchen and jazz-inflected ambiance, now expressed in a brighter, more restrained setting that continues to rank among Tokyo’s most celebrated high-rise dining rooms. New York Bar carries on its tradition of live music and late-night cocktails with a more polished, grown-up mood, while Girandole and the Japanese restaurant Kozue have been subtly reimagined to bring European and kaiseki cuisine into closer dialogue with contemporary tastes. In its renewed form, Park Hyatt Tokyo defines luxury not through display, but through balance, of scale, serenity, and meticulous execution, offering seasoned travelers a rare vantage point above Tokyo that feels both removed from the city and deeply connected to it.

In Shanghai’s dynamic Lujiazui financial district, Park Hyatt Shanghai redefines urban luxury with its “living in the clouds” philosophy. Perched between the 79th and 93rd floors of the Shanghai World Financial Center, the 492-meter tower stands among the tallest hotels in the world, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Huangpu River, the Bund, and the glittering skyline of Pudong. The hotel features 173 rooms and suites, each blending contemporary minimalism with subtle Eastern aesthetics, natural woods, stone textures, and soft ambient lighting create an atmosphere of serenity and refinement. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the city’s dramatic vistas, and select suites overlook iconic landmarks such as Shanghai Tower and Jin Mao Tower, evoking a true sense of living above the clouds.

Dining is a highlight at Park Hyatt Shanghai: the Dining Room presents modern European cuisine with Asian influences, while 100 Century Avenue Restaurant features open kitchens specializing in premium steak and seafood. The Living Room is renowned for afternoon tea and elegant pastries served with sweeping skyline views. Leisure facilities include an infinity pool on the 85th floor, a sophisticated spa and wellness center, and a 24-hour fitness studio, all designed to provide tranquility high above the bustling metropolis. With versatile meeting venues, personalized service, and unmatched skyline views, Park Hyatt Shanghai stands as a contemporary landmark that perfectly fuses height, harmony, and understated luxury, an elevated sanctuary in the heart of modern Shanghai.

Park Hyatt Kyoto combines the distinctive culture of Japan's ancient capital of high art and soul with the elegance of the Park Hyatt brand. In harmony with iconic landmarks and temples, spiritual gardens and nature's four seasons, Park Hyatt Kyoto's hillside retreat is an architectural gem, designed as the quintessential guesthouse illuminated by the mist and the moon, offering a unique blend of modern heritage and hospitality. Featuring 70 guest rooms, including 9 suites, the spaces at Park Hyatt Kyoto are both thoughtful and tranquil, offering a quiet retreat from the bustling Higashiyama streets. Designed as a luxury guesthouse, Park Hyatt Kyoto's rooms and suites highlight local craftsmanship, featuring warm tamo wood, original artworks and garden views.

Park Hyatt Kyoto offers unique and diverse culinary experiences in the heart of Higashiyama Hills from both East and West, with a focus on local, seasonal ingredients of the highest quality. Our guests may enjoy breathtaking views of the famous Yasaka Pagoda from our Signature Restaurant and Bar during day or night, or savor authentic, traditional Japanese kaiseki cuisine in the family-run Kyoyamato, taking in sunset at one of its historic teahouses.

Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur takes the idea of sleeping in the clouds literally. It occupies Merdeka 118, the 678-metre, 118-storey tower that is the tallest skyscraper in Southeast Asia and the second-tallest building in the world, behind only Dubai's Burj Khalifa. The hotel spans levels 75 to 114, the first Park Hyatt in Malaysia, the 50th in the world, and the highest of them all. Since opening in August 2025, it has all but redrawn the city's skyline. The interiors, by design studio GA Group, take their cue from the traditional Malay kampung house: warm solid wood, brass detailing, the textures of batik and songket, and hand-carved motifs that thread Malaysia's identity quietly into every corner. The 252 rooms, 27 of them suites, sit between levels 100 and 112, all floor-to-ceiling glass, with the Petronas Twin Towers, KL Tower, and the whole cityscape unfolding beyond the window. Suites add expansive living areas, walk-in dressing rooms, and a personal study, and select rooms a private dining space overlooking the city.

The dining gathers on a single floor, each venue with its own character. The signature Merdeka Grill is a piece of modern theatre: premium cuts, sustainable seafood, and local produce, with chateaubriand and cedar-wood-roasted salmon carved tableside, and even the vanilla ice cream finished with Malaysian T'lur caviar. Park Lounge, the all-day restaurant, brings near-forgotten Malay home cooking back to the table, Botok Ikan, Gulai Tauco Minang, alongside a refined afternoon tea. For something sweet, Cacao Mixology & Chocolate is Kuala Lumpur's first chocolate-themed bar and its highest, pairing chocolate cocktails with live jazz and bossa nova. On the 99th floor, the spa hides Himalayan salt alcoves and circadian therapies, while its infinity pool looks ready to pour straight into the Kuala Lumpur skyline. Here, the city is not beside you; it is beneath your feet.

Nestled in the prestigious resort enclave of Cabo Del Sol at the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula, Park Hyatt Los Cabos at Cabo Del Sol marks the brand’s flagship debut in the region. Slated to open in October 2025, this ultra-luxury retreat by Hyatt blends contemporary elegance with local charm, offering a serene and refined sanctuary where the desert meets the sea. The resort features 163 thoughtfully designed guest rooms and suites, along with a collection of private villas and branded residences, many equipped with expansive terraces, deep soaking tubs, and plunge pools for ultimate privacy and comfort.

A variety of restaurants and bars serve Mediterranean-inspired cuisine infused with local flavors, while resort facilities include oceanfront swimming pools, a private beach club, a kids’ zone, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and Park Hyatt’s signature spa. Within walking distance of pristine beaches and world-class golf courses, and just a short drive from both San José del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas, the resort is poised to become a new icon of modern luxury in Los Cabos.