Park Hyatt Saigon

How can you visit Ho Chi Minh City without experiencing the Saigon Park Hyatt, which has been a top hotel for twenty years? The location is unbeatable, right near the Opera House, very central. As soon as you enter the hotel, it's as if you're cut off from the hustle and bustle outside. What catches your eye is the strong French colonial style. The staff, from the bellhops to the front desk, to housekeeping and all the restaurant servers, are all warm and polite. The welcome drink provided during check-in was also quite good. At the Park Lounge, I didn't order the afternoon tea set but instead opted for some individual specialties, and the taste was decent. Dinner was at the Michelin-recommended Vietnamese-French fusion restaurant on the second floor because of the rain, and it was acceptable. Breakfast, as rumored, was indeed lavish, and the quality was excellent. All expenses could be charged to the room. The pool, spa, and gym are all on the third floor and require a room card for entry, so privacy is good. Aside from the room itself being a bit dated, everything else was perfect.

One of the best hotels in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Checking in immediately transports you to 'Saigon time' 😉. Heading to Saigon, staying at the Park Hyatt, you truly understand Marguerite Duras' depiction of those tropical, humid, yet lingering old times. For afternoon tea, you can directly order by scanning your room card, no prior reservation needed. The hotel facilities are comprehensive, and the pool and gym are very well-maintained. The rooms even have ceiling fans, adding to the full French vintage charm.

The location is excellent, very convenient for getting around. The hotel decor has a French elegant style. The room size is just right, making it a perfect choice for a vacation. The staff are professional, warm, and friendly, always actively offering assistance.

I'd call this the most beautiful hotel in Southeast Asia, perfectly preserving its French colonial style. (Includes hotel currency exchange reference) Facilities: The louvered windows and bar area are absolutely stunning. The desk and bathroom are a bit dated, and the room overall isn't new; the bathroom is a bit of a letdown. However, because some of the furniture is so beautiful, these can be overlooked. Ambiance: The public areas of Park Hyatt Saigon are truly the most beautiful in any Southeast Asian city. Most of the photos of Park Hyatt Saigon you see online are from the lobby bar. At night, when everyone's gone, it has a unique charm for taking pictures. The second-floor conference rooms and library areas feature many artworks, and just strolling through them is a pleasure in itself. Luggage is not allowed in the lobby bar, even while waiting for transport, which is why guests who want to take photos at any time can enjoy a pristine environment. Service: Housekeeping service is normal. However, the front desk can be a bit unprofessional when exchanging currency. If you're exchanging USD at the hotel, remember to check it in person, as sometimes they might "accidentally" shortchange you by a few bills.

The room isn't huge, but it's very clean 👍. Breakfast 🍳 is semi-buffet style, and you can order à la carte. The salted coffee is absolutely delicious!!!! The baguette is also a specialty 😋. The pool is small, and afternoon tea was just average, but I thought breakfast was perfect.