Best restaurant in a Hyatt hotel?
Sep 17, 20, 3:05 pm
#31
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The Hotel du Louvre’s Brasserie has 1 Star. Given the location (1st arrondissement), being in a hotel and having a Michelin Star the prices are surprisingly reasonable. Not the best, but notable.
Sep 17, 20, 3:15 pm
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Originally Posted by MSPeconomist
Timber House is the downstairs place at PH Seoul with all the wood, right? I recall a good (and IIRC seasonal) cocktail menu there, but I wouldn't think of it as a dinner place.
Breakfast in the restaurant was pretty good.
Breakfast in the restaurant was pretty good.
Sep 17, 20, 4:45 pm
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Originally Posted by drewp123
The Hotel du Louvre’s Brasserie has 1 Star. Given the location (1st arrondissement), being in a hotel and having a Michelin Star the prices are surprisingly reasonable. Not the best, but notable.
Sep 23, 20, 11:03 pm
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Originally Posted by francophile
The star is not from Michelin. Still, it's a pleasant restaurant.
Sep 24, 20, 7:23 am
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My wife & I are big fans of Montagu at The Churchill in London. Have dined 3 times at the "Chef's Table" with chef Carlo - great experience each time.
The other restaurant (Locanda Locatelli) there has (or had) a star, but we prefer Montagu.
The other restaurant (Locanda Locatelli) there has (or had) a star, but we prefer Montagu.
Nov 10, 20, 5:34 am
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How about the La Palme d'Or at the Hotel Martinez in Cannes. It's an excellent 2 Michelin starred restaurant 
https://guide.michelin.com/en/proven.../la-palme-d-or
https://guide.michelin.com/en/proven.../la-palme-d-or
Nov 10, 20, 3:09 pm
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Big fan of McCoys at the MCO Hyatt. Solid restaurant with good selection, great service, sushi is good, bar is wonderful.
MCO Hyatt is one of, if not my favorite overall non resort Hyatt's.
Big fan of McCoys at the MCO Hyatt. Solid restaurant with good selection, great service, sushi is good, bar is wonderful.
MCO Hyatt is one of, if not my favorite overall non resort Hyatt's.
Nov 11, 20, 7:32 am
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I know that opinions differ but all meat lovers might think that also the new Nusr-Et at Park Hyatt Istanbul would be a good choice. They now have a restaurant of this superb-meat dishes-chain because Nusret Gökce is the new owner of the hotel.
Nov 11, 20, 10:59 pm
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The Beijing Duck and Beggars Chicken in the Hyatt on the Bund in Shanghai is spectacular.
Hotel food in Asia typically is the best 8n town choice for me. 3-5 meals a week typically I'll eat at a hotel when not traveling. Buffets in China fabulous
In US, I stay away from hotel food usually
Hotel food in Asia typically is the best 8n town choice for me. 3-5 meals a week typically I'll eat at a hotel when not traveling. Buffets in China fabulous
In US, I stay away from hotel food usually
