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Park Hyatt Johannesburg

Johannesburg, South Africa · Park Hyatt · High Luxury

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Park Hyatt Johannesburg occupies a 1930s colonial mansion in Rosebank influenced by Sir Herbert Baker — the architect who shaped Johannesburg's early residential character and designed South Africa's Union Buildings. Renovated by Yabu Pushelberg (whose credits include Park Hyatt New York and Park Hyatt Bangkok) and reopened 1 July 2025, with just 31 rooms it became the world's smallest Park Hyatt by key count. It earned a MICHELIN One Key distinction in 2025 and appeared on TIME's World's Greatest Places list for 2026.

About Park Hyatt Johannesburg

History

The Park Hyatt Johannesburg occupies a restored 1930s colonial mansion originally influenced by architect Sir Herbert Baker. It underwent a full renovation of the former Winston Hotel and opened as a Park Hyatt on July 1, 2025, after delays, becoming the brand's smallest property worldwide.

The setting

Located at 6 Tottenham Avenue in the upscale Rosebank neighborhood of Johannesburg, near Rosebank Mall, galleries, and restaurants.

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