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Park Hyatt hotels

Art, residential rooms and discreet service give the grand city hotel a quieter, more private scale.

Park Hyatt makes intimate luxury hotels with residential interiors, considered architecture, and discreet service. Hyatt’s flagship favors a quiet presence in its cities and resort settings, giving the guest rooms, art, and dining the attention that larger public spectacles might otherwise receive.

53 Park Hyatt hotels in 29 countries on the Luxury Hotels Atlas (5 not open yet), each placed on the six LHA Tiers.

Owned by Hyatt Hotels Corporation
Worldwide: Around 48 hotels in 27 countries as of mid-2025, anchored by Asia Pacific and North America, with Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur — in Merdeka 118, the tallest building in Southeast Asia — becoming the brand's 50th property when it opened in August 2025
On the atlas: 2 Apex Luxury, 25 Grand Luxury, 22 High Luxury, 4 Core Luxury

History

Jay Pritzker developed Park Hyatt around intimate scale, personal service, and architecture connected to the city. The 1994 Tokyo hotel gave the idea a widely recognized form through John Morford’s interiors within Kenzō Tange’s Shinjuku Park Tower. Sofia Coppola’s Lost in Translation later brought the New York Bar and its skyline view to a much wider audience.

Timeline

1957 — Jay Pritzker acquires the Hyatt House motel near Los Angeles International Airport, launching the Hyatt empire.
1980 — Park Hyatt debuts as Hyatt's ultra-luxury boutique concept with the opening of Park Hyatt Chicago at 800 North Michigan on the Magnificent Mile, the first Park Hyatt ever, designed in the European luxury tradition: small, residential, discreet. The same year, Grand Hyatt New York also opens, marking Hyatt's separation of luxury and mass-market brands.
1986 — Park Hyatt Washington D.C. opens at 2424 M Street N.W., designed by David Childs of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (who would later shape One World Trade Center), anchored by what became Blue Duck Tavern.
1989 — Park Hyatt Beaver Creek opens at the base of Beaver Creek Village gondola in Colorado, establishing the brand's ski-resort footprint.
1990 — Park Hyatt Sydney opens at Campbell's Cove, designed by Ken Woolley (RAIA Gold Medallist) on the site of a water police station that operated from 1865 to 1986, its curve beneath the Harbour Bridge engineered to align upper balconies with a direct sightline to the Opera House.
1994 — Park Hyatt Tokyo opens on floors 39–52 of Kenzo Tange's Shinjuku Park Tower, Asia's first Park Hyatt, and the property that would define an entire generation's idea of Tokyo luxury. Kozue, the modern kaiseki restaurant, and the New York Grill & Bar on the 52nd floor debut with the hotel.
1997 — Park Hyatt Aviara opens in Carlsbad, California, on a coastal plateau above Batiquitos Lagoon alongside the Arnold Palmer Signature Course, the first Park Hyatt in the Southern California resort market.
2002 — Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme opens across five Haussmannian buildings on Rue de la Paix, near Place Vendôme, designed by Ed Tuttle, the first Park Hyatt in France and in Western Europe's luxury palace belt.
2003 — Park Hyatt Milan opens in an 1870 palazzo steps from the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and the Duomo, also designed by Ed Tuttle, Italy's first Hyatt-managed property.
2004 — Park Hyatt Zurich opens, the first purpose-built luxury hotel to open in the city in more than 20 years.
2005 — Park Hyatt Saigon opens opposite the Saigon Opera House, designed by Chan Soo Khian of SCDA Architects. Park Hyatt Seoul opens in Gangnam, designed by Super Potato without any neon exterior signage. Park Hyatt Dubai opens at the Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club.
2006 — Palacio Duhau – Park Hyatt Buenos Aires opens after a $74 million restoration of a 1934 Neoclassical palace.
2008 — Park Hyatt Vienna opens in the 1913–15 Lower Austrian Escompte Bank building on Am Hof square. Park Hyatt Beijing opens on the top floors of the 249.9-metre Beijing Yintai Centre. Park Hyatt Shanghai opens on floors 79–93 of the 492-metre Shanghai World Financial Center, briefly the world's highest hotel.
2009 — Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa opens, originally as Alila Villas Hadahaa, the first property in Asia (and the Maldives) to achieve Green Globe certification for Building, Planning and Design during construction; rebranded to Park Hyatt in 2011.
2011 — Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme becomes one of only 12 hotels in France to earn the Palace distinction, the country's highest hotel honor, awarded by Atout France.
2012 — Park Hyatt Sydney completes a major renovation, adding rooftop suites. Park Hyatt Chennai opens (1 October) as the 30th property in the portfolio. Park Hyatt Hyderabad opens (29 April) as India's first urban Park Hyatt, designed by John Portman & Associates.
2013 — Park Hyatt Busan opens in a Daniel Libeskind-designed curved-glass tower overlooking Marine City. Park Hyatt Siem Reap reopens (July) after Bill Bensley's redesign of the former Hôtel de la Paix site.
2014 — Park Hyatt New York opens in the lower 25 floors of One57, the supertall on Billionaires' Row that launched Midtown Manhattan's supertall era, designed by Christian de Portzamparc. Park Hyatt Vienna opens (June 2014).
2015 — Park Hyatt Zanzibar opens in Stone Town, incorporating Mambo Msiige, a mansion built in 1847–50. Park Hyatt Guangzhou opens on floors 53–70 of a 286-metre tower in Zhujiang New Town, with Super Potato interiors. Park Hyatt Sanya Sunny Bay Resort opens, designed by Jean-Michel Gathy of Denniston.
2016 — Park Hyatt Hangzhou opens in the MixC complex in Qianjiang New City, with Yabu Pushelberg interiors.
2017 — Park Hyatt Bangkok opens (May) as the first Park Hyatt in Thailand, in AL_A architect Amanda Levete's spiralling Central Embassy tower, the first tower completed by a British architect in Thailand. Park Hyatt Aviara completes a $50 million renovation by WATG and Wimberly Interiors.
2019 — Park Hyatt Kyoto opens on the site of Sanso Kyoyamato, a kaiseki ryotei founded in 1877, with a 360-year-old teahouse on the grounds. Park Hyatt Shenzhen opens in the Ping An Finance Center complex, designed by KPF with Yabu Pushelberg interiors. Park Hyatt Doha opens (2019) in the Msheireb Downtown Doha development with 187 rooms.
2020 — Park Hyatt Auckland opens (September) in Wynyard Quarter, the brand's first property in New Zealand, designed with a bronze façade referencing a Māori cloak. Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono opens (January), named World's Best New Ski Hotel at the 2020 World Ski Awards. Park Hyatt Suzhou opens, designed by KPF with HBA interiors. Park Hyatt Changbaishan opens as Hyatt's first ski-in/ski-out property outside the U.S.
2021 — Park Hyatt Toronto opens following a KPMB-led restoration of the Art Deco Park Plaza Hotel (1936) on Bloor and Avenue Road.
2022 — Park Hyatt Jakarta opens (July) as Hyatt's first Park Hyatt in Indonesia, occupying the top 17 floors of MNC Land's Park Tower.
2022 — Park Hyatt Hamburg closes (19 December 2022) after 24 years in the Levantehaus; the building owners chose not to renew the management agreement. Following extensive renovation the property reopened as Conrad Hamburg (Hilton) in 2024.
2024 — Park Hyatt Marrakech opens (1 July), 15 years after the original 2008/2009 announcement, across 16 pavilions at Al Maaden Golf Resort. Park Hyatt London River Thames opens (October) as the first Park Hyatt in the UK, in the Kohn Pedersen Fox–designed River Tower at One Nine Elms. Park Hyatt Changsha opens (June) on floors 54–63 of Changsha IFS Tower 2. Park Hyatt Tokyo closes (May 2024) for a 19-month renovation marking its 30th anniversary.
2025 — Park Hyatt Johannesburg opens (1 July) in a restored 1930s colonial mansion in Rosebank, with just 31 rooms, the world's smallest Park Hyatt by key count. Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur opens (7 August) on floors 102–118 of Merdeka 118, becoming the brand's 50th property globally. Park Hyatt Cabo del Sol opens (late 2025) in Los Cabos as the first Park Hyatt in Mexico. Park Hyatt Tokyo reopens (9 December) following the 19-month renovation by Studio Jouin Manku.

The houses to know

Park Hyatt Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan — The hotel shares its grounds with a centuries-old teahouse and a Michelin-starred kaiseki restaurant.
Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme, Paris, France — The Paris hotel holds France’s Palace distinction.
Park Hyatt New York, New York City, United States — Billionaires' Row ultra-luxury, floors 1–25 of the building that launched the supertall era
Park Hyatt Aviara Resort, Golf Club & Spa, Carlsbad, United States — Completed in 1997 as a Four Seasons on a plateau above Batiquitos Lagoon, Aviara became a Park Hyatt on 21 June 2010.
Park Hyatt Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan — The property that defined quiet urban luxury for a generation, and Sofia Coppola's stage set
Park Hyatt Bangkok, Bangkok, Thailand — High-design urban luxury by the RIBA Stirling Prize-winning architect Amanda Levete, in the city's premier luxury retail tower
Palacio Duhau - Park Hyatt Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina — León Dourge’s 1934 palace gives Park Hyatt a Neoclassical Buenos Aires home.
Park Hyatt Vienna, Vienna, Austria — The Vienna hotel’s former bank vault now houses its spa.
Park Hyatt Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam — The hotel is in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Park Hyatt Sydney, Sydney, Australia — The Harbour Bridge hotel that curves to frame the Opera House

Newest openings

Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur — Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia — opened 7 August 2025 — The brand's 50th property globally, occupying floors 102–118 of Merdeka 118 (678.9 m), the tallest building in Southeast Asia and second tallest in the world after the Burj Khalifa; guest rooms begin at level 100 and the infinity pool sits at level 99. Interiors by GA Group. 252 rooms including 28 suites. Multiple Tatler Best Awards on opening, including Best New Hotel and Best Design Restaurant.
Park Hyatt Cabo del Sol — Cabo San Lucas, Mexico — opened late 2025 — The first Park Hyatt in Mexico, on a beachfront site at the Cabo del Sol Golf Resort with 163 ocean-view rooms and suites, 19 villas and residences, Los Cabos' only luxury resort beach club, and 35,000 sq ft of event space. Park Hyatt Cabo del Sol marks the brand's debut in the Mexican luxury resort corridor.
Park Hyatt Tokyo (reopened) — Tokyo, Japan — reopened 9 December 2025 — Following a 19-month closure (May 2024 – December 2025) for a top-to-toe renovation by Paris-based Studio Jouin Manku, all 171 rooms and suites were fully redesigned (down from 177 pre-closure), with bathrooms evolved into onsen-inspired wet rooms with Serpe stone vanities, a new Park Suite category added, and the New York Grill and Kozue both restored to their original character. A new brasserie, Girandole by Alain Ducasse, replaced the previous all-day dining venue.
Park Hyatt Johannesburg — Johannesburg, South Africa — opened 1 July 2025 — A 1930s colonial mansion in Rosebank, redesigned by Yabu Pushelberg, with only 31 rooms making it the smallest Park Hyatt by key count. MICHELIN One Key on opening (2025) and listed on TIME's World's Greatest Places 2026.

Opening next

Park Hyatt Taipei — Taipei, Taiwan — expected Q2–Q4 2026 — Confirmed; 178 rooms in construction as of mid-2025, with lobby work ongoing; widely anticipated alongside the Four Seasons Taipei opening in the same market. The GM previously led Park Hyatt Kyoto.
Park Hyatt Vancouver — Vancouver, Canada — expected 2026 — Confirmed; the former Shangri-La Vancouver is operating as Hyatt Vancouver Downtown Alberni pending a multi-million-dollar redesign of guestrooms, lobby, spa, and public spaces before joining the Park Hyatt brand; 119 rooms; will be British Columbia's first Park Hyatt.
Park Hyatt Phu Quoc — Phu Quoc, Vietnam — expected Q3 2026 — Confirmed; the brand's first Vietnam resort property, on a private 1.7-km coastline at Bãi Trường; 106 rooms with interiors by LTW Designworks and art by Vantaly; development by BIM Land; originally announced 2019, delayed multiple times from 2022 target.
Park Hyatt Mexico City — Mexico City, Mexico — expected April 2027 — Confirmed; 155 rooms on levels 6–18 of Sordo Madaleno Arquitectos' mirror-façade tower on Campos Elíseos directly opposite Bosque de Chapultepec, with interiors by Fernanda Patiño; reservations already active.

Every Park Hyatt hotel on the atlas

China

Park Hyatt Beijing — Beijing · Grand Luxury
Park Hyatt Changbaishan — Changbaishan · Grand Luxury
Park Hyatt Sanya Sunny Bay Resort — Sanya · Grand Luxury
Park Hyatt Shanghai — Shanghai · Grand Luxury
Park Hyatt Shenzhen — Shenzhen · Grand Luxury
Park Hyatt Changsha — Changsha · High Luxury
Park Hyatt Guangzhou — Guangzhou · High Luxury
Park Hyatt Hangzhou — Hangzhou · High Luxury
Park Hyatt Ningbo Resort and Spa — Ningbo · High Luxury
Park Hyatt Suzhou — Suzhou · High Luxury
Park Hyatt Xi'an — Xi'an · Core Luxury · Opening soon

United States

Park Hyatt Aviara Resort, Golf Club & Spa — Carlsbad · Grand Luxury
Park Hyatt Chicago — Chicago · Grand Luxury
Park Hyatt New York — New York City · Grand Luxury
Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa — Beaver Creek · High Luxury
Park Hyatt Washington D.C. — Washington, D.C. · High Luxury

Japan

Park Hyatt Kyoto — Kyoto · Apex Luxury
Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono — Niseko · Grand Luxury
Park Hyatt Tokyo — Tokyo · Grand Luxury
Park Hyatt Sapporo — Sapporo · Core Luxury · Opening soon

Australia

Park Hyatt Sydney — Sydney · Grand Luxury
Hyatt Hotel Canberra — A Park Hyatt Hotel — Canberra · High Luxury
Park Hyatt Melbourne — Melbourne · High Luxury

Argentina

Palacio Duhau - Park Hyatt Buenos Aires — Buenos Aires · Grand Luxury
Park Hyatt Mendoza Hotel, Casino & Spa — Mendoza · Core Luxury

India

Park Hyatt Chennai — Chennai · High Luxury
Park Hyatt Hyderabad — Hyderabad · High Luxury

Mexico

Park Hyatt Mexico City — Mexico City · Grand Luxury · Opening soon
Park Hyatt Cabo del Sol — Los Cabos · High Luxury

South Korea

Park Hyatt Busan — Busan · Grand Luxury
Park Hyatt Seoul — Seoul · High Luxury

Vietnam

Park Hyatt Saigon — Ho Chi Minh City · Grand Luxury
Park Hyatt Phu Quoc — Phu Quoc · High Luxury · Opening soon

Austria

Park Hyatt Vienna — Vienna · Grand Luxury

Cambodia

Park Hyatt Siem Reap — Siem Reap · Grand Luxury

Canada

Park Hyatt Toronto — Toronto · High Luxury

France

Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme — Paris · Apex Luxury

Indonesia

Park Hyatt Jakarta — Jakarta · Grand Luxury

Italy

Park Hyatt Milan — Milan · Grand Luxury

Malaysia

Park Hyatt Kuala Lumpur — Kuala Lumpur · High Luxury

Maldives

Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa — Hadahaa Island · Grand Luxury

Morocco

Park Hyatt Marrakech — Marrakech · High Luxury

New Zealand

Park Hyatt Auckland — Auckland · Grand Luxury

Qatar

Park Hyatt Doha — Doha · High Luxury

Saint Kitts and Nevis

Park Hyatt St. Kitts Christophe Harbour — Christophe Harbour · High Luxury

South Africa

Park Hyatt Johannesburg — Johannesburg · High Luxury

Switzerland

Park Hyatt Zurich — Zurich · Grand Luxury

Taiwan

Park Hyatt Taipei — Taipei · Core Luxury · Opening soon

Tanzania

Park Hyatt Zanzibar — Stone Town · High Luxury

Thailand

Park Hyatt Bangkok — Bangkok · Grand Luxury

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