skyvanman

I imagine we could get a Park Hyatt in Los Angeles if it's located in Santa Monica on the beach.

PianoPlayer

Rome
Bangkok
Hong Kong
Osaka
Anywhere in Africa
Singapore

AJLondon

Now compare the suggestions in this thread to places where Park Hyatts have recently opened - Chennai and Hyderabad! The two bigger metros in the same country, Delhi and Mumbai, however don't have a PH. And they both command significantly higher rates at the top end....

SanDiego1K

Has Capetown been mentioned? I'd like to see one there.

Rome - in the old city. Location is everything.

peteropny

Well I took a look at the StR rates for next week and they are $410. The FS was (is?) in foreclosure (bankruptcy?).

Believe me, I wish there was a PH SF, I miss the former one a lot. For a while, I thought about the StR as my hotel in SF but after the last stay where they assigned me, a SPG plat, to probably the smallest room in the property when every room and suite category was for sale, that thought went out the window. They claimed the inventory was incorrect, something which they still claimed a year or so later (not sure about recently). I was particularly disappointed because the GM was the GM at the former PH which was exceptional on the service side but a so so physical plant.

Unfortunately, I still think that the SF market still has a ways to go before a new PH can be justified.

mr_rogers

Yes, I'm not sure any place other than NYC that has enough demand to keep a park hyatt adequately full at $500+/night

MikeFromTokyo

This is a brilliant idea. Santa Monica needs a good high-end option. Shutters is a dump, and while the Fairmont Miramar is okay, it is simply too big of an hotel.

A nice Park Hyatt in santa monica would get all of my business in la. I begrudge being limited to Beverly Hills properties like FS Doheny or the Beverly Hills Hotel if I want a nice place to stay in LA.

christianj

Since Santa Monica was mentioned, I would also like to throw out Laguna Beach/Monarch Beach as a desired location

Football Fan

Capri, Mallorca, Ibiza, anywhere else around the Mediterranean that is easily accessible (love the addition of the Martinez (yeah I know it's a Grand Hyatt)), somewhere in Croatia, Rome, Barcelona, Madrid, Munich

terpfan101

Bora Bora!

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skyvanman

Look for some places on the other side of Ocean...I know some people who have enjoyed staying at the Viceroy and Oceana, but the big difference is both of those are on the landside of Ocean. If Hyatt took over Shutters, which from everything I hear (I like too close to ever stay) is falling apart, they could really make it something amazing, and I wouldn't be surprised if they could command rates in the $500+ range for regular nights.

bearbrick

All the major cities across China esp Harbin , Nanjing , Lhasa ,Guangzhou and another one in Beijing and Shanghai .
Hong Kong, another one in Tokyo , Jakarta , Bali , Singapore
Madrid , London , Geneva , a proper PH in Zurich , a good ski resort in Austria , Italy, France or Switzerland.
Resorts in Australia and New Zealand .
Beverly Hills .

inthemix

Munich
Bogota
Big Island Hawaii
Madrid
Seychelles

bnatrotter

Santorini,
Rome,
NYC,
Hong Kong,
Berlin