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Park Hyatt Milan REVIEW - MASTER THREAD

Park Hyatt Milan REVIEW - MASTER THREAD

Old Mar 31, 2016, 9:23 pm
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Anyone with recent experience on using a DSU at the PH Milan? Is the upgrade to a Junior Suite? Thanks.
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Old Mar 31, 2016, 9:42 pm
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Used a DSU for a 1 night stay a couple of weeks ago. Got a junior suite (as reserved with DSU) which is just a larger room with extra seating. Jr suite was not much better than the 3 other rooms I've had on 3 other stays over the last few years at this property. Not sure it was worth using the DSU, but I had it to burn at then end of 2015.
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Old Apr 1, 2016, 7:29 am
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Originally Posted by lewishogs
Used a DSU for a 1 night stay a couple of weeks ago. Got a junior suite (as reserved with DSU) which is just a larger room with extra seating. Jr suite was not much better than the 3 other rooms I've had on 3 other stays over the last few years at this property. Not sure it was worth using the DSU, but I had it to burn at then end of 2015.
This property is the twin to PHV except the rooms are a little smaller. If your looking for a huge suite your not getting it here. Having said that this is one of my favorite in Italy
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Old Apr 2, 2016, 4:02 am
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I just checked out two days ago - used points and cash with DSU for 3 nights -given park junior suite.
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Old Apr 2, 2016, 8:11 am
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Originally Posted by growlers
I just checked out two days ago - used points and cash with DSU for 3 nights -given park junior suite.
It's all about occupancy
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Old Aug 5, 2016, 11:06 am
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Luxury oozes from every orifice

Park Hyatt Milano

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Park Hyatt Milano

Via Tommaso Grossi 1 Milan, IT 20121

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Park Hyatt Milano

What a property. Simply outstanding.

It may have been in this very thread where I read that the Park Hyatt Milan and the Park Hyatt Paris are modelled on the same design or were designed by the same architect or something. It clearly shows. From the signature scent to the boutique-style size to the furnishings, they are very similar properties. And in a very good way.

Check In

Check-in was at the level of efficiency and professionalism you would expect from a leading five star hotel. Although I wasn't offered a choice of amenity (I later received a bottle of wine and, somewhat oddly, six apricots) I was asked if I required a late check-out. The Diamond breakfast amenity was also clearly explained. I was then escorted to my room by the same agent who checked me in.

Room

I booked the entry level park king and received an upgrade to the best available room (below a suite), a park king deluxe. The room was large. A beautiful king size bed, firm and very comfortable was obviously the centrepiece, as well as a large desk, TV, coffee table, refrigerator and two-seater lounge-thingy. 

There were two medium-sized windows with shades rather than curtains (drapes) which did let in a bit of light, unfortunately.

Bathroom

The bathroom was massive. the walk-in shower with rain head and separate arm would comfortable fit three people. There was a large separate tub, not one of those tubs (not where you have to bring your knees to your chest to fit into) and deep. The vanity was also large. 

Amenities were Laura Tornato (the same as the Park Hyatt Dubai) and plentiful.

The closest was in the bathroom but wasn't behind a door; it was open to the rest of the bath area.

Service

As you would expect, service was top-notch. The interaction with staff was always profesional and generally with an eagerness to assist.

I do find EUR9 to launder a pair of underwear extortionate, however.

Dining

I only partook in breakfast, which is served in what is essentially a sitting area or room directly off the lobby. Like other top level Parks (eg. Paris, Dubai) the buffet is by no means extensive but the quality is very high. 

As a Diamond the buffet was complimentary and I could also select one item from the a la carte menu. The selected items were generally small but very tasty. There is a fairly extensive selection of cheeses and some meats which I assume is very Italian.

Location

Location is first rate, just two or three hundred metres from the Duomo (cathedral) and a couple of minutes walk from extensive shopping.

On the taxi ride to the hotel I passed through what I assume is the newer area of Milan which is vastly different from the area the Park Hyatt is in. If I was staying in that area I would have been very disappointed (depressed even). The hotel's location is amongst some great older buildings and really feels 'Milanish;. 

Concierge

I utilised the concierge service for assistance with planning a trip to Lake Como and was not disappointed. I purchased a train ticket as well as a bus ticket with a tour company to a clothing factory outlet directly from them. This, too me, is part of true five star: a hotel taking the queuing or uncertainty and confusion out of finding tours and tickets out of the equation and providing it directly to you. The tickets were simply billed to my room, without surcharge.

Overall

I would very happily return to this hotel and really give it top marks. It was a wonderful stay.

I can't remember the cost of the taxi to the hotel but an Uber back cost me EUR33 (after being adjusted from EUR44 when the driver started the meter before I'd even set eyes on him, let alone started the journey).

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Old Aug 25, 2016, 4:00 pm
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We will be staying here in December. We would like to see the Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci. Have read that we should buy tickets in advance. However, has anyone used the concierge to buy these tickets? Maybe I should email the hotel asking for this?
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Old Aug 25, 2016, 4:27 pm
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Originally Posted by A1pax
We will be staying here in December. We would like to see the Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci. Have read that we should buy tickets in advance. However, has anyone used the concierge to buy these tickets? Maybe I should email the hotel asking for this?
I booked mine when tickets opened online-sells out within hours during peak. According to upthread, concierge not have to assist and would have to book with touring company.
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Old Aug 25, 2016, 4:40 pm
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Originally Posted by thucanhho
I booked mine when tickets opened online-sells out within hours during peak. According to upthread, concierge not have to assist and would have to book with touring company.
Thank you, thucanhho, for your reply. I have checked the official website and tickets for Nov and Dec would be on sale from 7th September. So I have diarised to check. Fingers crossed.
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Old Aug 26, 2016, 8:38 am
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Originally Posted by A1pax
Thank you, thucanhho, for your reply. I have checked the official website and tickets for Nov and Dec would be on sale from 7th September. So I have diarised to check. Fingers crossed.
When I checked to see what time tickets open, I remember that the tickets open online at 8am Milan time (1am my CST), except for July 2016 (when I neeed it) it did not open until 11am (3am my CST) and by 8am all the tickets for July was sold. Needless to say, I did not get much sleep that night, but we were in town for just a few days and Last Supper was my only must do. You are going more off season, so hopefully it is less of an issue for you.
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Sometimes when you call direct, they have access to reservation dates and times that do not appear on the website. They do have English-speaking operators.
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Old Aug 26, 2016, 1:37 pm
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Originally Posted by Non-NonRev
Sometimes when you call direct, they have access to reservation dates and times that do not appear on the website. They do have English-speaking operators.
We got ours through the hotel Concierge when traveling in Europe this is always the best and most efficient way.
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Old Aug 26, 2016, 3:50 pm
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Originally Posted by edgewood49
We got ours through the hotel Concierge when traveling in Europe this is always the best and most efficient way.
you have all the luck
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Old Aug 26, 2016, 5:14 pm
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Originally Posted by thucanhho
you have all the luck
Have you tried them ? Their really good at the Milan Park, one of my favorites in the world
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Old Aug 28, 2016, 5:27 am
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Originally Posted by A1pax
We will be staying here in December. We would like to see the Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci. Have read that we should buy tickets in advance. However, has anyone used the concierge to buy these tickets? Maybe I should email the hotel asking for this?
I booked the Milan City Tour through the concierge, which was a very interesting tour, that ends at the church and with a visit to the Last Supper.

I enjoyed the tour.

-David
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