Located across the main road from China World, and you can walk between the two through the subway station that both hotels are atop. The Park Hyatt is three years old having opened for the 2008 Olympics. The lobby is atop the hotel on the 63rd floor. The 246 rooms and 25 suites are typical Park Hyatt accommodations with clean contemporary styling and a lot of emphasis on the bathrooms. Rooms are quite striking in the evening, with the light interiors contrasting with the city views outside your windows. The clean, elegant design is by the same designer who created the Landmark MO in Hong Kong.

Room

Lead-in Park King rooms are 400 sq. ft. Floors are wood and marble, and furnishings are blond wood. Bathrooms feature limestone tubs, rain showers, and a single vanity. The glass-walled bathrooms are right inside the entrance and open to the room. Although a sliding panel can close them off, they will not be to everyone's liking.

Park Deluxe rooms are 500 sq ft. These rooms are the same width as Park Rooms, but the room is longer with the additional space being devoted to a sitting area between the bathroom and sleeping areas. Located at each of the four corners of the building, these rooms have incredible views, especially at night when the city is lit up.

The Park Suite, 850 sq ft, is quite spacious with a HUGE bathroom and perhaps the largest soaking tub I've ever seen.

Amenities

The Park Hyatt offers a gym with a view, and the swimming pool and hot tub also have great city views.