Park Hyatt Vienna - REVIEW - MASTER THREAD
#227
Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: SFO, ORD, IAD
Programs: UA Plat, AA Plat Pro, Hyatt Glob, Marriott Plat
Posts: 353
Thanks for the help!
#229
Join Date: Jan 2016
Posts: 905
My choices for one night in June are PH (I am GP Diamond), Intercontinental (Spire Ambassador), Hilton Plaza (HH Diamond) or Le Meridien (SPG Gold)?
Flight in is just after midnight, flight out following day at 9 pm so will have full day to tour Vienna.
Which should I pick?
Flight in is just after midnight, flight out following day at 9 pm so will have full day to tour Vienna.
Which should I pick?
#231
formerly a193991
Join Date: Dec 2014
Location: Zulu Romeo Hotel
Programs: Hyatt LT Globalist; LX SEN (*A Gold), AA LTG, SBB-CFF-FFS First Class GA
Posts: 4,563
Park Hyatts typically do not have lounges (there are some exceptions, like PH Hamburg, PH Melbourne). So points are not given.
#233
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: New York, NY
Programs: AA ExPl, DL PM, UA Silver, Hyatt Globalist, Marriott Titanium, probably some others
Posts: 4,091
#234
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: New York, NY
Programs: AA ExPl, DL PM, UA Silver, Hyatt Globalist, Marriott Titanium, probably some others
Posts: 4,091
Finished a three-night stay here and service (including but not limited to the front desk) was uniformly excellent. Only minor complaint I would have was that the quite excellent and new-looking machines in the fitness centre had no obvious option to switch to English, which made cardio more difficult than it needed to be. The machines are so impressive that I suspect that there must be a way to switch to English and/or imperial units, and instructions on that in the fitness centre would have been helpful.
#235
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: San Francisco, CA
Programs: AA Executive Platinum, Hyatt Globalist, Aeroplan 75K
Posts: 275
I just finished up a 5 night stay here at the Park Hyatt Vienna. I booked using P&C + DSU which put me into a Park Suite View room. This property is simply AMAZING. It's probably one of the best non-resort hotels I've ever stayed at (topping PH Vendome, PH Zurich, Conrad Tokyo, PH&GH Tokyo).
The room itself is very modern and has keypads that controls the temp, lights, and curtains. It was a very fancy setup. The location is also is really good as it's walking distance to all the major Vienna historic sites and shopping areas. There's also a U-Bahn(subway/tram) station close by. I did use Uber from the airport to the hotel (since we were travelling with an infant), but walked or took the tram while in the city.
There's a fancy glass elevator that goes to all the floors and a very nice fitness room and pool/sauna/spa. By the changing rooms, there's a waterfall and ice bath shower, showers, sauna, and dry room.
For the Diamond breakfast, there is an extensive buffet, plus you can order items from their placard menu (things like pancakes, waffles, egg florentine, scrambled eggs with truffle, omelettes, etc.) and also drinks (cappuccino, macchiato latte, espresso, etc.)
I did not run into an service issues that people mentioned in this thread. Everyone we interacted with at the hotel was very attentive and helpful. This property really impressed me!
The room itself is very modern and has keypads that controls the temp, lights, and curtains. It was a very fancy setup. The location is also is really good as it's walking distance to all the major Vienna historic sites and shopping areas. There's also a U-Bahn(subway/tram) station close by. I did use Uber from the airport to the hotel (since we were travelling with an infant), but walked or took the tram while in the city.
There's a fancy glass elevator that goes to all the floors and a very nice fitness room and pool/sauna/spa. By the changing rooms, there's a waterfall and ice bath shower, showers, sauna, and dry room.
For the Diamond breakfast, there is an extensive buffet, plus you can order items from their placard menu (things like pancakes, waffles, egg florentine, scrambled eggs with truffle, omelettes, etc.) and also drinks (cappuccino, macchiato latte, espresso, etc.)
I did not run into an service issues that people mentioned in this thread. Everyone we interacted with at the hotel was very attentive and helpful. This property really impressed me!
#236
Join Date: Nov 2006
Programs: Marriott Platinum, Hilton Diamond, IHG Platinum
Posts: 3,702
2 nights on C&P + DSU. Very good in general, but allow me to be a spoiled brat for a moment and say there is room for small improvement. Requesting a 2nd bed, only a modest twin bed was provided in living room, no pullout couch, which made me long for the ultra comfortable queen size pull out couch from Fairmont Pacific Rim junior suite. Also there was no way to synchronize the living/bed room TV sound to the bathroom, as several Hyatts in Asia can (HR TST, GH Taipei). Also the lack of a lounge was not ideal.
Breakfast service was slow and indifferent. Otherwise service was excellent.
Breakfast service was slow and indifferent. Otherwise service was excellent.
#237
#238
When you have false expectation you will be disappointed.....
#240
Join Date: Dec 2015
Programs: Spire Ambassador, HH Gold, Hyatt Explorist
Posts: 23
breakfast question
I think I know the answer to this question, but I'm going to ask anyway. I just booked 3 nights using cash and points for july 2017. I am currently a Hyatt Diamond, but as of Feb 2017 I will go back to being a Platinum. Will I get a free breakfast when staying here next summer or I am out of luck because of the time of stay I will only be a platinum.
Thanks for the response.
Thanks for the response.