Which Hyatt in Dubai?
#1
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Join Date: Jun 2013
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Which Hyatt in Dubai?
Plan on some business travel to Dubai. Any recommendation between the Park Hyatt, Hyatt Regency Galleria, or the newer Hyatt Regency Dubai Creek Heights? Want to stay at the Grand Hyatt but that is booked during my travel dates.
Appreciate the recommendations!
Appreciate the recommendations!
#2
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Europe
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Plenty of threads on that topic already.
Depends where you are doing business, IFC/Downtown Burj area is not well covered by Hyatt (yet), indeed Grand Hyatt or the Regencies might be your best bet.
Stay at Park Hyatt if you need some R&R after meetings.
Depends where you are doing business, IFC/Downtown Burj area is not well covered by Hyatt (yet), indeed Grand Hyatt or the Regencies might be your best bet.
Stay at Park Hyatt if you need some R&R after meetings.
#3
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Don't stay at the old HR (Galleria) if you have any meetings south of the creek - it doesn't look far on the map, but that last mile and half from the creek can take 30/40 minutes when the traffic is bad...
#4
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thanks for that advice, my meetings are at the Al Gurg tower, would it be too much of a taxi ride to stay at Park Hyatt ? That one seems to be the closest.
I guess I could stay at the Hilton Dubai Creek (I am also Diamond with HH) but i have found that Hyatt treats me much better than Hilton.
I guess I could stay at the Hilton Dubai Creek (I am also Diamond with HH) but i have found that Hyatt treats me much better than Hilton.
#5
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The taxi will take a matter of minutes between the PH and the Al Gurg Tower - so long as you're going between places along the creek, the distances are pretty short.
#6
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If your budget covers the Park Hyatt, that's definitely the way forward. Unless you wanted a lounge, in which case you're out of luck - the Hyatt Regency Dubai Creek would be my choice then. I find the GH is comparatively dated and the new HR is much better value for money.
The taxi will take a matter of minutes between the PH and the Al Gurg Tower - so long as you're going between places along the creek, the distances are pretty short.
The taxi will take a matter of minutes between the PH and the Al Gurg Tower - so long as you're going between places along the creek, the distances are pretty short.
#10
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Park Hyatt Dubai has been a hidden gem for many years. I haven’t stayed there in 2 years but have an upcoming stay in March. They have recently added a lagoon beach pool that I hear is pretty nice.
#13
Join Date: Jun 2013
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Best choice for Hyatt in Dubai
I'm headed to Dubai this month. I have not been there before and I am looking for feedback on which hyatt to select. I am currently a discoverist in terms of status. I am going to attempt to sign up for the status challenge that would give me globalist but I do not know if I will be successful. I like higher end hotels but that doesn't always translate to the most luxury hotel winning out. For example in Tokyo I prefer the Andaz to the park hyatt, I will likely pay with points unless the room cost is soo low that I can't bring myself to spend points on it. What are currently the best choices out of the hyatts in Dubai? The Andaz Palm charges more points than the park hyatt. The grand hyatt seems pretty cheap but I dunno if the lounge is even open at this point.
#14
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Park Hyatt is the best hotel by far, unless you need to be further down south of the city. Unfortunately, Hyatt doesn't have any options in locations which I consider to be good for tourists, although PH is not miles away from many of the attractions (to the extent doable in summer) and taxis and Ubers are plentiful and cheap.
I don't know your personal valuation of Hyatt points but with rates hovering around AED 600-700 at the PH, it would certainly be cash for me, particularly with the triple points offer.
I don't know your personal valuation of Hyatt points but with rates hovering around AED 600-700 at the PH, it would certainly be cash for me, particularly with the triple points offer.
#15
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Park Hyatt is the best hotel by far, unless you need to be further down south of the city. Unfortunately, Hyatt doesn't have any options in locations which I consider to be good for tourists, although PH is not miles away from many of the attractions (to the extent doable in summer) and taxis and Ubers are plentiful and cheap.
I don't know your personal valuation of Hyatt points but with rates hovering around AED 600-700 at the PH, it would certainly be cash for me, particularly with the triple points offer.
I don't know your personal valuation of Hyatt points but with rates hovering around AED 600-700 at the PH, it would certainly be cash for me, particularly with the triple points offer.
Last edited by Red259; Aug 18, 2021 at 1:28 am