Jun 8, 2015, 2:05 am
Last edit by: moulder3
Might as well create a wiki
Andaz Tokyo
Park Hyatt Tokyo
Park Hyatt Paris Vendome
Park Hyatt Hamburg
Park Hyatt Chicago
Park Hyatt Sydney (March renovation)
Park Hyatt Shanghai
Park Hyatt Milan
Grand Hyatt Kauai
Park Hyatt Zurich
Grand Hyatt Hong Kong
Park Hyatt Buenos Aires Palacio Duhau
Grand Hyatt Bangkok Spa Cottage
Grand Hyatt Berlin
Kyoto Hyatt
Park Hyatt Instanbul
Grand Hyatt Seattle
Park Hyatt Vienna
Andaz Tokyo
Park Hyatt Tokyo
Park Hyatt Paris Vendome
Park Hyatt Hamburg
Park Hyatt Chicago
Park Hyatt Sydney (March renovation)
Park Hyatt Shanghai
Park Hyatt Milan
Grand Hyatt Kauai
Park Hyatt Zurich
Grand Hyatt Hong Kong
Park Hyatt Buenos Aires Palacio Duhau
Grand Hyatt Bangkok Spa Cottage
Grand Hyatt Berlin
Kyoto Hyatt
Park Hyatt Instanbul
Grand Hyatt Seattle
Park Hyatt Vienna
Which are the Most Extraordinary Hotels in the Hyatt Group?
Jun 8, 2015, 2:07 am
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Jun 8, 2015, 4:09 am
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The Andaz concept is something different that has worked extremely well in Tokyo. This hotel manages to provide superlative service and F&B, but at the same time it is a refreshing departure from the city's more conventional high-end hotels.
My other favorite is Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok, especially for the Spa Cottages. They are a relaxing oasis in the heart of Bangkok.
Jun 8, 2015, 5:52 am
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I totally agree. Andaz Tokyo is quite possibly my favorite of all Tokyo hotels.
The Andaz concept is something different that has worked extremely well in Tokyo. This hotel manages to provide superlative service and F&B, but at the same time it is a refreshing departure from the city's more conventional high-end hotels.
My other favorite is Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok, especially for the Spa Cottages. They are a relaxing oasis in the heart of Bangkok.
The Andaz concept is something different that has worked extremely well in Tokyo. This hotel manages to provide superlative service and F&B, but at the same time it is a refreshing departure from the city's more conventional high-end hotels.
My other favorite is Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok, especially for the Spa Cottages. They are a relaxing oasis in the heart of Bangkok.
Their salon and cultural events. The spa. Rooftop yoga.
The adventurous and 'exciting' Tavern menu (for a hotel restaurant in Tokyo). Very few other hotels will have a fried rabbit on the menu!
Jun 8, 2015, 6:11 am
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I think the building is a refreshing change from the norm too. From the washi paper elevators to the Hollywood lights in the walk in
Their salon and cultural events. The spa. Rooftop yoga.
The adventurous and 'exciting' Tavern menu (for a hotel restaurant in Tokyo). Very few other hotels will have a fried rabbit on the menu!
Their salon and cultural events. The spa. Rooftop yoga.
The adventurous and 'exciting' Tavern menu (for a hotel restaurant in Tokyo). Very few other hotels will have a fried rabbit on the menu!
Oh, and the private dining rooms of various sizes are all exquisite. The smallest one is perfect for a romantic dinner for two.
Last edited by MikeFromTokyo; Jun 8, 2015 at 7:45 am
Jun 8, 2015, 9:01 am
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Jun 8, 2015, 9:08 am
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I would have to make a motion to add Park Hyatt Dubai to the list and here is why.
1) Views across the creek of the Burj Khalia from your room leaves no doubt you're in Dubai.
2) Redemption is great at 25,000/night and a great place to use DSU as the suites are large and include some perks like breakfast and minibar.
3) The hotel really does feel like an oasis that you can escape to amidst the hustle and bustle of Dubai.
1) Views across the creek of the Burj Khalia from your room leaves no doubt you're in Dubai.
2) Redemption is great at 25,000/night and a great place to use DSU as the suites are large and include some perks like breakfast and minibar.
3) The hotel really does feel like an oasis that you can escape to amidst the hustle and bustle of Dubai.
Jun 8, 2015, 9:19 am
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A personal favourite of mine too. Those spa cottages are amazing, and is especially great value with a treatment thrown in! Club access and all are included as well, although that's less relevant for Diamonds who get access anyway. Definitely worth every penny.
Jun 8, 2015, 11:00 am
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Sure wouldn't be where I'd spend $800/n in Bangkok
Last edited by Colin; Jun 8, 2015 at 2:41 pm
