Park Hyatt Paris-Vendome

Loved the location — so convenient to go anywhere in Paris. While the hotel is upscale, the staff members do not have attitude at all and they’re all friendly. Just surprised they all remember your name even after only short conversation.
Gold Passport Diamond members would receive complimentary breakfast — can be at the restaurant or room service. You will run into some top 10 tennis players if you stay during French Open Tennis. ;)
Ended up going to the bar a couple of times — if you tell what you like, they will make a cocktail — just for you!
Will definitely come back again!

This is a six star, high — service model hotel in the best neighborhood (in my humble opinion) for a visitor to Paris. I loved the service: from check in, to breakfast cart, to lobby service, it was flawless. Really a rarity these days.
I was upgraded to a suite (416) which is one of the nicest, largest hotel rooms I’ve ever stayed in. The view of Paris is out of a movie. The high ceillings amazing. The bath-​shower area stunning. The walk-​in closet amazing. I could have played catch football in this spacious room. Bed superb, great sleep quality. Despite having windows that open to the outside, there was no street noise, well insulated.
I had to work, so I wandered down to the lobby around 1am — the area just off the bar. A night waiter was thoughtfully around, got me food and beverages; I felt like a prince — and at that hour I was the only guest in the very spacious and deluxe first floor area off of the bar. I saw the cigar humidor (nearly a walk in) and I almost took up smoking.
This would be an amazing couples hotel. I was on business and had all my needs met. I like the Westin Vendome down the street (I love this part of Paris), but the Park Hyatt is six star luxury, but with zero pretensions or attitude. A guest is made to feel comfortable from the moment you walk in the door. And if you only speak English, you will not feel foolish. Just a marvelous totally luxe stay.
This area of Paris would take a week to do full justice to explore. And many of the bars, restaurants and bistros in this area are frequented by Parisians and you can blend in pretty quickly.

The guest rooms are beautiful, 18 ft ceilings, gold plated fixtures adds to the sense of opulence. We were greeted with a nice bottle of champagne in our room. A late night drink at the Terrasse was magical (there is something about Paris in the winter). The location of the hotel makes it very walkable to shops, Vendome square, good photo ops near famous pontes and the Seine, the Louvre, etc. The spa is one of my favorite things about this Hyatt property. Beautiful coed area with a giant Jacuzzi tub, Steam and sauna. We can’t wait to come back!

This review is for the bar:
I had a very pleasant afternoon here last month. The space is gorgeous. The staff were friendly and welcoming. There were multiple options for venues to sit and have a drink. We opted to sit in the courtyard under a heat lamp. All of the staff were attentive and were willing to speak French with an American and a Briton. They poured the only good martini that I had in Paris. I recommend it highly.

It was a beautiful and memorable stay at the Park Hyatt! This is what you dream of when you arrive in Paris — beautiful and luxe! Yes, it’s expensive but i’m not the type of person to backpack around Europe.
So many things to rave about. Stand outs: high ceilings, high windows to match, a huge bed, an eye catching bathroom. The bathroom itself is amazing and deserves it’s own separate review. The hotel provided 24 hour room service and a comfortable spa.
It was luxurious…
Every evening we would come back from a busy day and find turn down service had left us water and tidied up our room for bed. After a shower with the rain shower head or bath (with provided bubbles and scrub), i’d hop into the plush robe and slippers. Then i’d use their electric kettle and make a cup of tea after choosing from an assortment of Mariage Frères tea bags. After winding down, i would click a button by the bed to signal the automatic black out shades to come down.
Every morning i press a button to bring up the black out shades. I could open the french doors on the windows and peer out below at the street. would use their in room Nespresso machine and choose from a selection of espresso pods. I have a Nespresso at home and was thrilled to see this was their in room coffee maker! We’d route our plans out on the center table and head out for more espresso.
They went above and beyond. My husband would get cold early in the morning and asked if they had any sort of hand warmers or similar. They sent someone out to a Japanese store to find us disposable hand warmer pads and brought them right up! The next day, he asked if they had any more. They said they still had some left over but we’re positive they went out to grab us some more.
5 stars. 6 if i could.

My mother and I had an excellent three-​night stay at the Park Hyatt Paris — Vendome in February. From arrival to check-​out, we were treated incredibly well by every staff member we encountered. Highly recommend this hotel and would love to stay there again on my next trip to Paris!
I emailed the hotel a few days before arriving to alert them of an early morning arrival in hopes that they might be able to accommodate us if a room was available. After arriving from a long international flight around 8:45am, they informed us that our room wasn’t quite ready but offered us complimentary refreshments in the lounge. After enjoying some delicious morning smoothies, they found us after about 45 minutes and let us know our room was ready! We really appreciated this excellent customer service and accommodation, as we were quite tired from traveling.
The room itself, and the hotel, is beautifully decorated and feels very traditional, yet updated. Everything was very clean and in great shape, with comfortable bedding, and a spacious sleeping area and bathroom. We also really enjoyed the ginger-​scented toiletries supplied.
The hotel is in an awesome location with very walkable access to lots of attractions (Louvre, Place Vendome, shopping, etc.) as well as many options for public transportation.
We booked the hotel with points, and I know that the rooms are pricey if paid outright, but this is a really awesome hotel if you’re looking to splurge!

Mon avis né concerne que le salon de coiffure de John Nollet situé à l’intérieur du Park Hyatt:
Je me suis offert une «folie» en allant chez ce coiffeur de stars, en téléphonant auparavant bien entendu pour avoir le prix: la jeune femme me répond «shampoing, coupe, couleur et brushing c’est un forfait à 220 €»
Pour une unique folie je prends rendez vous…
Salon situé dans une chambre de l’hôtel, joliment décorée, sauf qu’après 3h on m’accompagne à la réception pour régler, et mon coiffeur m’annonce «400 €».
Choquée, car concrètement je né gagne pas de quoi payer cette facture, mais gênée, je demande tout de même «mais la jeune fille m’avait dit forfait à 220 €?»
il me répond «mais c’est une standardiste elle n’y connait rien en coiffure»
Je paie, (je regrette d’avoir été gênée je n’aurais jamais dû accepter ça), et je sors dans la rue…
pour me rendre compte, et entendre pendant un mois que mes cheveux ont de gros reflets verts… oui VERTS!
non seulement j’ai fini le mois à découvert mais en plus avec la tête de Shrek!
Donc bon les coiffeurs de stars…
j’ai rappelé pour exprimer mon mécontentement, la jeune fille m’a dit qu’elle m’offrait un rdv avec un coiffeur différent, qui a été charmant et a réussi à atténuer le vert, mais il aura disparu quelques mois après, quand j’ai craqué et acheté une couleur à 12 € au monop d’à côté!
Voilà les filles, si je peux vous éviter ça!!!

Amazing. Where do I begin? From the location to the restaurants, the staff, the room and spa. This is real luxury. For two nights I felt like a star from a Korean drama. Park Hyatt Vendome was the perfect place to spend our honeymoon.
We arrived before our check in time so the concierge took care of our bags and led us to a lounge where they served us complimentary drinks and assorted nuts, while we used the wifi and searched places to go in the meanwhile.
As soon as we entered the room, we were greeted by a nepresso machine alongside complimentary cookies and teas. It was a welcoming touch that was greatly appreciated.
Our room was of decent size and exquisitely decorated, although the statue lighting fixtures were a bit creepy for my tastes. The bathroom screamed pure luxury, separate shower and tubs with gold fixtures, soft lighting, large mirrors, and a variety of blaise mautin bath products that were always restocked to a tee. I remember just soaking in the tub in pure bliss and then lounging around in their super fluffy robes and slippers.
Oh and their spa warrants a checking out. Complementary Evian water bottles and apples, the softest towels stocked to the ceiling, yes! Super nice and luxe although a little small. The tiles in the jacuzzi are all gold and I swear it makes you feel like a million bucks. And girls, let’s be honest– this is the spot to go for that leg pic! ;P
Please do take advantage of the breakfast buffet. I believe it was 34 pp if you stay at the hotel. You get to enjoy Charcuterie, fresh fruits, pastries while being enveloped in a indoor orchid garden. It’s quite lovely and totally worth it!
I can’t wait to be back here for another romantic getaway with the hubs!

We wanted our Paris trip to end on a high note so my wife pooled our rewards and booked 3 night at the ultimate «6 star» hotel, apparently a designation only given to select number of hotels. I can see how this place can be looked as definition of luxury but unfortunately for us the experience was pretty lacking.
When we checked in the hotel was fully booked, which will lead to a chain of unfortunate events. We were first not too happy with having a conjoining room so hoped to change it the day after but the hotel was unable to accommodate the request due to being fully booked. Unfortunate but nothing devastating.
The same night we started to smell cigarette smoke from the room. Another unfortunate thing. The next day when we returned on the afternoon we noticed that our room door was not locked. We panicked for obvious reasons, we always ensure we have the doors locked so we called to complain since someone came in and didn’t lock the door behind them. Nobody got back to us regarding the matter until we talked to the front desk again at night.
One of the managers were called and they apologized but told us nothing can be done since hotel is fully booked. He offered breakfast as compensation which we declined. Room service which we declined and partial points refund which we declined. He insisted we take something since they felt bad so we chose the points, which we received after about a month after contacting the hotel again since we didn’t see it in our account.
Apparently the hotel is smoke free but people break the rules sometimes and people like us suffer, even if it’s a 6 star hotel. Maybe we got shafted because we were reward users. Maybe if we paid the 1000 euro per night rate in money we would have been treated with a better room and would have had better experience. Who knows.
When we checked out another manager came and gave us a parting present as another form of apology, a candle with the hotel’s signature ginger scent. It was nice but we thought maybe if we had this from the get go the room wouldn’t have smelled like an ash tray during our stay.
Even through our unpleasant experience the place still deserves two stars. One for Sandrine at front desk who had to listen to us again and again and chased after managers for us and also for the concierge staff who booked a nice tour for us to Belgium and scored us a reservation at Septime that we really wanted. 15 000 points refund and a candle is nice but I would trade those in a heartbeat for a better experience and a room that smells nice.

This is THE hotel to stay at in Paris. They just do a supreme job at providing that classy 5-​star service. I’ve stayed at many Park Hyatt’s but this is the nicest one I’ve stayed at. All the rooms are just amazing, clean, and comfortable.
The customer service is also amazing. When we first arrived our room was not ready and after a 7 hour flight we were exhausted. However, they gave us a place to store our bags and gave us complementary drinks as we waited. They also upgraded us without even asking! THAT’S how you impress a loyalty customer.
The location is also very relevant to everything. Outside the hotel there are luxury shops such as Dior, Chanel, Gucci and more. They also have very delicious restaurants by the hotel. The louvre and other attractions are not that far away from the hotel.
If you have a chance to go to Paris, stay here. You won’t regret it.

You would be hard pressed to find a more perfect Luxe hotel in Paris. Located in the elite Vendome neighborhood on Rue La Paix, this hotel is one of Hyatt’s best properties anywhere in the world.
The styling and décor of the hotel are simply incredible (see pics), and our Deluxe room was so spacious and beautiful, we never wanted to leave. The little touches everywhere with the artwork are just a delight. From the soft touch light switches to the plush square pillows and luxury bedding, the room experience is made special.
The bathroom is very lavish, with a tremendous amount of space and some of the best cosmetics /​toiletries to be found anywhere.
Many products like the cotton and sugar are organic, which is hugely welcome. The Nespresso machine is perfect for the morning cup of Joe. There are 2 complimentary glass bottles of Evian placed in your room everyday as part of the turn down service.
Another point of significant importance is the air conditioning. This is one of the few hotels (including 5 star luxury hotels) in Europe that has effective air conditioning and can get really cold. We have stayed at hotels that are more expensive than the Park Hyatt in Europe which have weak air conditioning. They have a state of the art Mitsubishi thermostat which allows you to set a wide range of temps in your room.
Overall, the service is impeccable — truly fitting of a 5 star luxe hotel. The concierge is well staffed and always ready to assist in detail with a smile. Their food recommendations for weren’t very good though, so do your own research, especially if you’re a foodie and plan to make your Paris trip a culinary extravaganza. Arthur in particular was excellent and very attentive to our needs.
The front desk/​reception staff is incredible: Eri, Margaux were excellent in the detailed way they responded to our questions and truly took time and care in responding to our needs.
My 2 year old got sick on our last day there, just after we checked out, and the staff immediately gave us full access to the spa to get her changed and cleaned up, even though it was already well past our check out time, and we had vacated the room hours earlier.
The breakfast at the restaurant was just OK. They ran out of quiche almost an hour before closing, which is inexcusable as it’s the only hot food option in the breakfast buffet. The smoked salmon — which was simply excellent — ran out a few minutes later; and No, they don’t bring out more of either. The coffee was quite poor in taste and quality, and the service was just OK. But I understand that breakfast servicing can be hard in general with a large seating.
I simply love this hotel and will come back every time in Paris — it’s worth the money to many (€ 850/​night) if you want that true luxury experience.
We were celebrating my birthday, and were given a complementary upgrade to the deluxe room, and a terrific bottle of champagne to go with it. We are Hyatt Platinum members.
Some critique: the deluxe room is not well lit in multiple places, including the luggage area.
They need to have better ventilation in the bathroom. Steam doesn’t leave after a shower for a long time
Hey need better quality toilet paper for a luxury hotel. The paper they use is… Well… rough.

I stayed only one night as I was transiting through to London the next day, but the stay here was wonderful. Service was superb, and the greeting from the guest service manager was really welcoming.
The hard product (e.g., the room) was great. Spacious, bright room, and the Nespresso machine was an excellent amenity.
Definitely do breakfast here. There’s a great spread of charcuterie, Viennoiserie, yogurt, and fruit. Hyatt Gold Passport Platinum members get half-​off of their total bill and was the perfect send off from Paris. Again, service was fabulous.
The location was really central and convenient to many of the must-​dos in Paris. I’ll definitely be staying here in the future.

This hotel is walking to Place Vendome and really just surrounded by luxury. You really feel super pampered and service is excellent. The restaurant and café is definitely pricey and you can get delicious food right out the door anywhere in Paris but the breakfast is delicious. The rooms are beautiful and the bathrooms were huge! We had a room overlooking the street and it was fun just to watch the people walk by from our balcony and see the park in the distance.

My mother and I spent two wonderful nights at Paris-​Vendome and could not have asked for a better hotel.
Aside from the Hyatt being breathtaking, our room was gorgeous and spacious. It was also in such great proximity to all the great attractions of Paris.
The service as well was exquisite. Paul who assisted us upon arrival was so gracious and very helpful!
Paris-​Vendome is not just a five-​star hotel… it’s a 10 star experience!

My stay at the Park Hyatt Vendome was disappointing to say the least. My husband and I were so excited to stay at this hotel after reading all the great reviews, and for that much money per night we expected great accommodations.
When we entered our room we noticed several stains on the curtains, carpet, and small table. The shower in the room did not drain well at all. Every couple of minutes I had to stop the water in order for it to drain. The worst part was the bed, it was very uncomfortable. The pillows were hard and flat. After a bad first nights sleep and both my husband and I waking up with neck pain, I called the front desk and asked for new softer pillows to be brought up. We were brought even thinner pillows, similar to that of an airplane pillow. We did not have a good nights sleep the entire time we were there.
Everything in the hotel is way overpriced. We arrived on a Sunday, and neither of us knew that pretty much everything in Paris is closed on Sundays. We had no other option than to eat at the bar. We paid 80 euros for five mini cheeseburgers that were literally the size of a quarter. I believe we also paid 12 euros for a coke lite. It was the worst money I’ve ever spent. For as much money as you pay per night a complimentary breakfast or dinner would have be nice.
The two stars is for the great location and the very friendly staff.

Stayed here for two nights this past weekend. Location is absolutely perfect, located in the Vendome area. Hotel is absolutely gorgeous. They upgraded us to a King Suite that was fantastic. Service was out of this world good (not sure if it helps that I am a Platinum member). Overall, just the perfect hotel. Many people say this is the nicest Hyatt in the world, and I wouldn’t disagree with them.

The level of service at Park Hyatt Paris Vendome is superb! Five star from the entrance doors through the restaurants to the room. Impressive attention to details and care for the customer. Highly recommended. I am writing this review while in a lovely room with stunning views of Paris sipping on the complimentary champagne they greeted us with. Merci Park Hyatt Paris!

Excellent hotel in a very central location in Paris. The front desk, concierge, and housekeeping crew all do a great job.
We’re in the middle of a 9-​night stay here, and can’t imagine a better place to stay.
The room we have is large and spacious, with ample sitting room and a big bathroom. The bathroom has an unusual but function shower/​bath area, two sinks, plenty of drawers and suitcase space, and a heated floor.
Nespresso machine is standard, but the Mariage Freres tea is good.
Breakfast comes on a little cart with all the excessive extras.
Gym is small. Internet is very spotty. Would not recommend staying here if you need good connectivity.
Very luxurious property, and is classified as a Palace hotel.

Un excellent vin chaud parfaitement équilibré à découvrir en hiver à La Cheminée, une ambiance détendue mais élégante et intimiste. Parfait pour goûter ou pour une pause plaisir.

This review is for the weekend brunch at Les Orchidées (I was the friend who recommended Oliver’s review below!). I too was initially brought in by a friend who was staying at the hotel. The style of the brunch is a generous buffet spread, paired with a main dish and glass of wine or champagne. It is located in the hotel atrium, subtly cordoned off by flower arrangements and unobtrusive glass panels.
The buffet section is impressive, with a range of patisseries, meats, fruits, and dessert. I remember thinking the cheeses were particularly well chosen, and complemented the perfectly baked bread (leave it to the French!). Too often people think of French dining as stuffy and out of touch, which could not be farther from the truth. This brunch is perfectly on point– accessible yet refined, prim but naturally so. My only complaint was that I was full by the time I reached the beautiful dessert spread of macarons and other gourmandises.
I chose the aged jamon iberico for my main course, while the friend who brought me opted for the steak tartare. Both were excellent and arrived perfectly timed. The champagne went wonderfully with the rest of the meal, cementing the airy, luxe ambiance of the dining space.
A real winner and a treat while in an amazing city. Additionally, the hotel’s location is fantastic, just a stone’s throw away from the Opéra Garnier and within walking distance of other sites closer to the Seine.

1 of the nicest hotels I’ve ever stayed in, domestically and internationally.
My boyfriend (now fiancée!) and I arrived at the hotel a few hours before check-​in time. Even though we were early, they still offered us complimentary beverages in their restaurant while we waited. I opted for a cappuccino and my boyfriend got an iced tea. We were also served a fancy nut sampler and the most decadent piece of chocolate I’ve ever had.
We were upgraded to a room with a balcony which was great. Unfortunately we didn’t take much advantage of it, but it was still nice to have available. Someone showed us to our room and pointed out the complimentary water bottles, cookies, and nespresso machine.
The king size bed was really cozy. The huge bathroom was the best part though. Boy do I miss that bathroom. There was a tub and a shower. Seems pretty standard but the shower was just so relaxing. Toiletries and water bottles were refreshed every day.
My boyfriend proposed on our first night there at the Eiffel Tower (swoon) and we came back to a fully decorated room! Balloons, bouquet of roses, champagne, a rose-​petal lined bubble bath all drawn up and ready to go! It made a special night even more special.
Additionally, I was able to email the concierge before the trip to have some restaurant reservations arranged. They sent a note to our room every morning reminding us of our reservation. They also always got us a taxi within minutes. Every phone call was answered immediately.
The location of the hotel is pretty good but not GREAT. The closest tourist sight is the Louvre, which is still a good 15 – 20 minute walk away. A long walk to the Eiffel Tower. However, it was nice to be hidden away from the hustle and bustle of Paris.
Overall, a classy hotel with outstanding service. It’s definitely expensive but luckily I was able to cover it with points. Definitely worth it.

Un Palace avec le service, le calme, la tranquillité, le luxe que l’on attend de ce type d’endroit. Sans aucun doute l’un des meilleurs que j’ai vu a Paris. Le luxe est dans les détails, le luxe est dans le service. Ici les prix né sont pas très doux mais tout en vaut vraiment le coût.
J’ai testé trois éléments du Park Hyatt Vendome :
— Le brunch: Vous êtes installé aux Orchidées. Un lieu qui porte bien son nom avec toutes ces belles orchidées blanches qui vous entourent. Un buffet de produits frais de grande qualité et très très bons, des plats a tomber, des jus de fruits merveilleux (Miamm le jus de mangue)… Tout est ici parfait pour passer un bon début de journée un dimanche midi. Et c’est visiblement le rendez vous brunch des stars. A chaque fois que j’y ai brunché j’y ai vu des têtes ultra-​connues.
— Le restaurant: Le Pur’. Un très beau restaurant, un service au petits soins, des plats a tomber. Prenez un menu accord mets et vins. Ok c’est un peu plus cher mais le sommelier vous fera faire un tour du monde des meilleurs vignobles. Pour les plats né vous attendez pas a des excentricité tel que de la cuisine moléculaire par exemple. Ici ce sont de très bons plats, très bien fait et très bien présentés pour un repas exceptionnel mais qui né vous laissera pas un souvenir inoubliable a vie. Si vous êtes dans le coin et voulez un repas vraiment exceptionnel préférez le restaurant de Thierry Marx au Mandarin Oriental. Une expérience culinaire que vous n’êtes pas près d’oublier.
— Le bar: Mon chouchou !!! J’y vais aussi souvent que possible. Tout ici est parfait. Les cocktails sont fabuleux et si vous né trouvez pas ce que vous souhaitez demandez aux barmen de vous créer votre cocktail en leur donnant les deux trois saveurs que vous souhaitez dedans. Et les petits grignotages avec les boissons qu’ils vous remette sans rien avoir a demander des que les coupelles sont un peu vides. Après un journée de travail stressante c’est vraiment le meilleur lieu dans Paris pour passer un moment de détente. Musique douce, fauteuils et banquettes cosy, lumière tamisée, tapas a tomber, superbe terrasse ouverte été comme hiver…
Petit conseil: n’hésitez pas a vous attabler directement au Bar. Les chaises hautes y sont très confortables et vous pourrez voir les barmen réaliser les cocktails, vous pourrez discuter avec eux…
Allez, il est temps de finir ce long avis. Une petite anecdote qui montre que ce lieu est vraiment ce que l’on attend du Luxe. Il m’est arrivé deux ou trois fois de devoir attendre mon cocktail ou mes tapas un peu plus longtemps que d’habitude (une quinzaine de minutes). A chaque fois, sans même que je n’ai rien à dire le serveur et venu vers moi en s’excusant et en me disant que cette attente n’étant pas normale la commande m’était offerte.

Accueil: Remarquable
Service: Très bon
Nourriture /​Drink: J’ai juste essayé le café allongé et expresso. les serveurs vous apporte aussi une demi bouteille d’eau avec .
Ambiance: Un bel endroit, avec une terrasse découverte
Prix: Très cher ($$). Les cafés sont à 9 euros… je n’y ai pas diné.
Note: Un bel endroit pour aller siroter un cocktail et croiser des Stars sortant de la Place Vendôme

I stayed here for 2 nights with my boyfriend and never felt more relaxed after an international trip. The hotel blends in with the other buildings on the street, so you barely notice it at first, but inside is a gorgeous lobby and interior. The hotel staff is extremely professional, attentive, and helpful.
We got the queen room, and the dark décor looked very sophisticated. The bathroom is almost as big as the bedroom, and it has an open shower. It’s just a gorgeous hotel all around. Everything felt so clean and high end.
I love that this hotel is a 10 minute walk away from the Louvre. It’s a really good spot to start off in Paris.

Ici, tout n’est que Luxe, Calme et Volupté… Entre un cocktail dans le patio, un digestif au bar, regarder le flux et le reflux des jeunes beaux et célèbres, se prendre pour Fitzgerald le temps d’une soirée…
Monter dans les étages, entrer dans sa chambre et se sentir; le temps d’un instant, un rare privilégié…
Vous reprendrez bien une coupe de champagne?

Un bar d’hôtel absolument exceptionnel, un personnel aimable et au petit soin, un cadre magnifique meublé avec beaucoup de goût et agrémenté de magnifiques oeuvres d’art. Bref un lieu magique!

Nous avons passé un très agréable moment au Park Hyatt Paris-​Vendôme le temps d’une pause gourmande dans la patio transformé pour les fêtes de Noël en village de montagne avec chalet et sapins. Le décor est réussi et très dépaysant. Très bon chocolat chaud à la cannelle et thé de Noël accompagnés de scones. Le service est diligent et attentionné, un modèle du genre. Une très bonne adresse pour prendre un thé à Paris.

Le temps s’y est arrêté
Un endroit fabuleux ! Calme, discret et raffiné, je m’y suis senti tout de suite à l’aise… Une adresse à partager et à conserver jalousement.

Plongée dans un monde de luxe, de calme et de volupté, le temps d’une soirée ou plus pour les plus fortunés. Les cocktails sont sublissimes, le service est irréprochable: à la fois attentionné et discret.

Ce que j’aime le plus dans cette hôtel, il y a bien sûr les chambres mais aussi la cheminée.
Il y a en effet un salon (la cheminée) ou l’ont peu boire un verre et il y a une fausse cheminé qui donne un côté chaleureux et romantique je trouve. Malheureusement on a pas souvent l’occasion de pouvoir se mettre juste devant car les places sont souvent prises ou réservés mais on peut toujours se mettre aux places d’à côté.
Pour ce qui est de leurs cocktails, ils sont vraiment bons et ils font des thés glacés très bons également.
Il y a un bar assez sympa mais je préfère quand même boire un verre à la cheminée. ^
Eux aussi donne des petites olives et des amandes quand on prends un cocktails et les petit pic planté dedans sont originaux. :)
Il faut savoir aussi que dans l’hôtel il y a pas mal d’Orchidées par ci par là ce qui donne beaucoup de charme et il y a ce parfum dès que l’ont rentre très agréable mais je né sais pas si cela à changé mais quand j’y ai été, ils ont dit que la composition du parfum resté secrète (tellement secrète qu’elle est révélé dans un des guides de voyage de Louis Vuitton). ;-)
Pour ce qui est des tableaux par contre heu très franchement, certain dirons que je né connais rien à l’art et d’ailleurs c’est vrai je né suis pas une spécialiste mais même si les peintures né sont pas pire que Picasso et que jamais je né pourrais en faire autant, elles né sont pas belles du tout et toutes les personnes avec qui j’y étais, n’ont pas aimé non plus, de plus, les dessins dans le couloir qui amèné jusqu’au toilettes, sont bien pire. je né sais pas si ce sont des enfants qui les ont créent mais ont dirait. lol ça gâche pas mal et de vrais beaux tableaux auraient été mieux.
En parlant des toilettes si on pouvait en avoir des comme ça dans tout les endroits publiques, ce serait l’idéale. dans ce genre d’hôtel, les toilettes sont toujours nickels et en plus c’est beaux et il y a des petites serviettes blanches en guise d’essuie-mains que l’ont met ensuite dans une corbeille. (j’ai oublié de le préciser pour le Plaza Athénée).
Il y a un restaurant en terrasse bien agréable quand il fait bon et un autre à côté de la cheminée (l’Orchidée) que je n’ai pu tester.
Il y a également un troisième restaurant «le pur grill «alors déjà, ont est arrivé c’était presque blindé (je crois même qu’on a pris les dernières places).
On s’attendais moi en tout cas à ce qu’il n’y en ai pas beaucoup dans l’assiete (c’est souvent comme ça dans les très grands restaurants) mais là je dois dire que je m’attendais quand même à un petit peu plus et étant donné que je suis végétarienne et que l’amie de ma cousine l’étais également, on a pas du tout eu le choix. je trouve ça dommage dans de tel restaurant.
Je né me souviens plus de ce que c’était comme plat (c’était il y a 4 ans), tout ce que je me souviens, c’est qu’il y avait de la truffe. On à pas trop attendu ça va la serveuse reviens et nous sert une minuscule verrine, on se regarde moi et ma cousine et la serveuse nous rassure en nous disant que ce n’est pas ce qu’on a commandé, c’est offert par la maison. Bien
Il me semble que c’était aux champignons (mousse, crème ?) elle était vraiment très bonne.
Enfin notre plat arrive et oh surprise ! Ma cousine et moi nous regardons une fois de plus, ouais bon on goûte et franchement rien à dire, c’est succulent (pour le prix il y a de quoi) mais vraiment pas assez.
ça tenait juste au milieu de l’assiette et avait la valeur d’au moins trois potatoes et encore :/​Ce qui fait qu’on en a eu pour plus de 50 euros un plat que je n’appellerais même pas un plat et résultat on est ressortie du restaurant on avait toujours aussi faim donc très déçu. J’ai compris à partir de ce jour là, la raison pour laquelle les grandes dames et autres dames de prestige, sont (en général) bien faite et presque jamais un pet de graisse, elles né doivent pas ch*** grosses crottes avec ce genre de repas. XD
Donc bon on repart, c’était la fête de la musique et l’amie de ma cousine nous a emmené dans un bar jeune dont je né me souviens pas le nom, ça changé tout de suite de décor lol mais au moins on a pu se manger des frites, c’était des frites quoi ! mais elles étaient assez bonnes pour remplir notre ventre affamé. ^
Donc tout ce que j’aurais à dire c’est que le Park Hyatt est un bel hôtel, je vous conseil leurs thés et leurs cocktails mais par contre pour manger, si vous avez une grosse faim et un petit budget n’allez pas au pur grill. lol

Grosse déception pour ce palace. Accueil inexistant à l’entrée de l’hôtel. Cuisine de grande qualité préparée avec de délicieux produits mais service pas à la hauteur hélas. Seul le maître d’hôtel était aux petits soins. Les chefs de rang né voyait pas le manqué de pain et les assiettes vides. Peut être n’était ce pas le bon jour. Nous y retournerons tout de même pour la cuisine

On né présente plus le Park Hyatt! Une grande chaine d’hotel présente partout dans le monde, celui ci est situé non loin de la place Vendôme. Je n’y suis pas allé dormir, mais nous y sommes allé boire un verre ou un café un certain nombre de fois.
Parmis ses plus gros point positif, son décor. Sans erreur bien entendu, tout ici y est de très bon gout, l’ambiance feutrée du bar à l’interieur ou plus décontracté de sa terrasse, protégée du tumulte urbain. Une terrasse agréable, où l’on apprécie se poser quelques minutes avant de reprendre le cours de la journée.
De très bon cocktails, un choix intéressant de vins, et des truffes maisons avec le café. Bref tout pour rendre ce moment des plus agréable.
Le service est bien entendu du même acabit, les serveurs en grand nombre sont là plus que de besoin pour répondre à la moindre de vos demandes, parfois même avant d’avoir eu le temps de la formuler! Et avec le sourire en cadeau.
Mais vous vous en doutez bien tout ça a un prix! Comptez 8EUR l’expresso!

Raffinement et discrétion
Quel bel endroit pour charmer messieurs ou desmoiselles. Moquettes profondes, couleurs chaudes, lumière tamisée et maîtrisée. Tout le service d’un palace, juste, jeune, aimable et souriant. Prix qui s’envolent, qu’importe, le temps s’arrête, et on serait prêt à ce qu’il né reprenne jamais. Pour une rencontre discrète ou la signature d’un contrat. A vous de voir…

Je n’ai fait que boire un verre au bar, près de la cheminée. C’est beau, c’est bon, le service est discret, souriant… J’y retournerai mais juste pour boire un verre, car le restaurant a l’air hors de prix (94 euros le brunch…)

Le brunch du dimanche, j’ai été déçue. Le lieu est magnifique, sous la verrière on peu profiter du moindre rayon de soleil c’est très agréable.
L’accueil est professionnel mais manqué de chaleur de sourire. Les viennoiseries sont absentes, le pain aussi, si vous en voulez il faut demander. Le buffet est surtout composé de produits provenant de traiteur, rien n’est fait sur place. Un bon point: le plats du jour est au choix sur une carte et servi à table. La pâtisserie si j’osai, je dirai quelconque. Le verre de Bordeaux Moulin de la Lagune facturé à 22 EUR m’a semblé un peu excessif.

Je n’ai testé que le bar de l’hôtel, vraiment parfait!
Cadre et ambiance raffinés et tamisés, service très aimable et pas envahissant, bon cocktail (Candy Park, saveur douce amer et super présentation).
Bien sûr le cocktail est très cher (25 Euros) mais une fois de temps en tant c’est agréable d’être traitée comme une princesse!
Petit bémol: cocktails et amuses bouche un peu moins originaux qu’au Hemingway du Ritz.
Service de tapas également.

Essayez le goûter! C’est divin!

Elégant, luxueux, contemporain. Encore un endroit pour déguster un cocktail raffiné et inoubliable (un peu moins cher qu’au Plaza Athénée en plus). Je parle du bar bien sûr, que j’ai eu l’occasion de fréquenter.
Deux samedis par mois, des cours de cocktails sont donnés par le chef barman, de midi à 14h30. Longdrinks et autres smoothies n’auront plus de secret pour vous ! Renseignez-​vous auprès de l’accueil ou sur le site Internet pour les dates disponibles. Il y a deux formules: la Classic à 140 € ou le Premium à 210 €. Idéal pour une idée cadeau !

Très bonne alternative si on né veut pas rester dormir au Crillon. Le Park Hyatt est design, moderne, très belle façade éclairée le soir. Le bar est des plus agréable. Une très bonne table où il faut réservé absolument pour venir déguster le menu de la maison. Les chambres sont spacieuses et très chaleureuses même si le lobby est plutôt froid.
On apprécie le confort et les services de l’hôtel même si personnellement je préfère les boutique-​hôtel, beaucoup plus chaleureux et plus à taille humaine.

Cet hôtel est un simplement une perfection. Enfin, un hôtel classe avec le service qui va avec.
Vous entrez dans l’hôtel, chaque personne du staff vous dit «Bonjour Madame» sans exception et c’est loin d’être le cas de tous les hôtels.
L’hôtel propose plusieurs restaurants mais je n’ai testé que le salon de thé et le bar de l’hôtel. Prendre une consommation dans les 2 n’est pas donné mais je vous promets que ça vaut le détour, l’ambiance est calme, feutrée, tout est beau et bon!
Le salon de thé est ouvert de 6h30 à 2h00, autour de la cheminée.
Le Bar est ouvert de 14h à 2h du matin, les cocktails valent le déplacement…

Ein Luxushotel der modernen Extraklasse. Klasse Service, modern luxuriös eingerichtete Zimmer. In unserer Suite war genügend Platz, der Wohnbereich vom Schlafbereich getrennt, ein Ankleidezimmer, ein begehbarer Kleiderschrank und ein Vollbad mit allem Luxus den man sich im Bad wünscht. Der Service war extraklasse und man sorgte ständig dafür dass es uns gut geht. Das Frühstücksbuffet ist reichhaltig gestaltet, im Restaurant bekommt man ein wirklich gutes Essen. Allerdings sollte man auf seine Frau aufpassen denn im Restaurant bekommt der Mann die Karte mit den Preisen ;-)