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Park Hyatt Saigon

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam · Park Hyatt · Grand Luxury

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Park Hyatt Saigon faces the Saigon Opera House across Lam Son Square, the 1897 French colonial theatre modelled on the Grand Theatre in Bordeaux, at the heart of French-era Saigon. Chan Soo Khian of SCDA Architects designed the 245-room hotel, which opened in 2005. Square One, its French-Vietnamese restaurant on the mezzanine, has been in the Michelin Guide since the Vietnam edition began in 2023, and the hotel holds One MICHELIN Key.

About Park Hyatt Saigon

History

Park Hyatt Saigon opened in 2005 as a landmark of luxury hospitality in Ho Chi Minh City, blending French colonial elegance with Vietnamese touches opposite the Saigon Opera House. It underwent a major renovation for its 10th anniversary featuring architecture by Chan Soo Khian and interiors by Laval, along with art from Ben Thanh Art Gallery and Hanoia lacquerware. The property has earned consistent international acclaim, including Vietnam's Leading Hotel at the World Travel Awards and features in Condé Nast Traveler Gold List.

The setting

Park Hyatt Saigon puts guests toward the north of District 1, Ho Chi Minh City. Saigon Opera House is essentially at the door, Saigon Central Post Office is roughly 6 minutes' walk, and Notre Dame Cathedral of Saigon is roughly 6 minutes' walk. Sleep on Dong Khoi if you want the terrace-and-opera evening. The river towers are a different height over the same downtown.

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