Park Hyatt Vienna - REVIEW - MASTER THREAD
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Yes, ours was a contracted service.
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I second the truffled eggs, I still dream of them. Also when I was there last fall, champagne was included at breakfast but wasn't always proactively offered and didn't appear to be self-serve. If you like some bubbly with your breakfast, be sure to inquire.
I used the hotel car service from the airport and an Uber back to the airport. The car service was certainly more expensive than an Uber, but I don't recall a basic sedan being unreasonable. I adore the Park Hyatt Vienna -- enjoy!!
I used the hotel car service from the airport and an Uber back to the airport. The car service was certainly more expensive than an Uber, but I don't recall a basic sedan being unreasonable. I adore the Park Hyatt Vienna -- enjoy!!
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Thanks to all for the information.
I’ll be staying there in a Park Suite (if not further upgraded) in a few weeks and have just booked the E-Class transfer as 80 euros seems a reasonable mark up and the Bank restaurant following all the comments that it was as good if not better as many Michelin star restaurants around…
Any restaurant recommendation (Michelin star or not)?
I’ll be staying there in a Park Suite (if not further upgraded) in a few weeks and have just booked the E-Class transfer as 80 euros seems a reasonable mark up and the Bank restaurant following all the comments that it was as good if not better as many Michelin star restaurants around…
Any restaurant recommendation (Michelin star or not)?
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Thanks to all for the information.
Ill be staying there in a Park Suite (if not further upgraded) in a few weeks and have just booked the E-Class transfer as 80 euros seems a reasonable mark up and the Bank restaurant following all the comments that it was as good if not better as many Michelin star restaurants around
Any restaurant recommendation (Michelin star or not)?
Ill be staying there in a Park Suite (if not further upgraded) in a few weeks and have just booked the E-Class transfer as 80 euros seems a reasonable mark up and the Bank restaurant following all the comments that it was as good if not better as many Michelin star restaurants around
Any restaurant recommendation (Michelin star or not)?
i loved MAST and Labstelle. I thought Tian was okay. I loved the schnitzel and chicken at Bank. I was not taken by breakfast at Bank but the cappuccinos were excellent.
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Thanks to all for the information.
Ill be staying there in a Park Suite (if not further upgraded) in a few weeks and have just booked the E-Class transfer as 80 euros seems a reasonable mark up and the Bank restaurant following all the comments that it was as good if not better as many Michelin star restaurants around
Any restaurant recommendation (Michelin star or not)?
Ill be staying there in a Park Suite (if not further upgraded) in a few weeks and have just booked the E-Class transfer as 80 euros seems a reasonable mark up and the Bank restaurant following all the comments that it was as good if not better as many Michelin star restaurants around
Any restaurant recommendation (Michelin star or not)?
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Thanks to all for the information.
I’ll be staying there in a Park Suite (if not further upgraded) in a few weeks and have just booked the E-Class transfer as 80 euros seems a reasonable mark up and the Bank restaurant following all the comments that it was as good if not better as many Michelin star restaurants around…
Any restaurant recommendation (Michelin star or not)?
I’ll be staying there in a Park Suite (if not further upgraded) in a few weeks and have just booked the E-Class transfer as 80 euros seems a reasonable mark up and the Bank restaurant following all the comments that it was as good if not better as many Michelin star restaurants around…
Any restaurant recommendation (Michelin star or not)?
We also went to Apron, it was meh.......
We weren't too impressed by these two restaurants... maybe try other places in Vienna?
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We were at the Park Hyatt last week. We had one lunch at Labstelle. They have a 3 course business lunch that was terrific. The meal is advertised as 25/30 euros but once bread and a beverage is added as well as service, we were closer to 100 euros for the two of us. I'd make it a top choice next time we are local. We also had lunch at Konstantin Filippou, 2 star Michelin. The menu is almost entirely seafood which I hadn't realized. I like some seafood but not all. The first dish was some very delicately prepared mackerel, not at all my thing. I thought oh, dear. But by the end of the meal, after having been brought a number of extras, I was very happy with the meal. It cost us 200 euros for 2. We don't drink alcohol, so take that into consideration when I give prices.
The friend who recommended Labstelle also recommended MAST. Given the success of Labstelle, I would try MAST when next in town.
The friend who recommended Labstelle also recommended MAST. Given the success of Labstelle, I would try MAST when next in town.