This review is long overdue, but very much deserved. We booked five nights at the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme as part of the European leg of our honeymoon in October 2025, arriving from London via Eurostar into Gare du Nord. From there, we took the metro to the Opéra station in the 1st Arrondissement and walked to the hotel. After a long day of travel, we were tired and a bit flustered, and handed our bags to the bellhops without properly identifying ourselves. This led to a brief mix-up locating our luggage, though it was ultimately our own fault as we had given my wife's name rather than mine, which is what the reservation was under. Everything was safely stored in the back, and it was sorted out without issue. At check-in, our Guest of Honor booking was immediately recognized and we were upgraded to a room with a balcony overlooking Place Vendôme. The front desk apologized for the lack of suite availability but assured us we would love the room, and they were right. We were welcomed with a bottle of champagne and a chocolate cake in celebration of our honeymoon, a genuinely lovely touch. The lavender pillows from the pillow menu and our requested mattress firmness, both submitted weeks in advance, were honored to perfection. The hard product was of very high quality. While I understand the critique some make about the décor feeling dated at this price point, I personally appreciated the classic Parisian character of the space, with its warm wood tones and gold accents. The shower setup was one of the most unique we've encountered. And being on a high floor with a direct view of Place Vendôme? That's the stuff of dreams. The soft product matched every bit of it; the service throughout our stay was warm, attentive, and consistently made us feel like the trip was being taken care of. We left the champagne and chocolates to explore the neighborhood and quickly discovered that nearly everything we wanted to see was either within walking distance or a short metro ride away. That first night, we got wonderfully lost wandering into the 8th Arrondissement before settling in for a late dinner at the bar of La Petite Vendôme, sandwiches and fries included. If you know, you know. Seats are hard to come by, so reserve well in advance. Breakfast each morning at Café Jeanne was a genuine highlight. Between the super fruit bowl, made-to-order eggs, eggs Benedict, premium coffee, and the shakshuka that I personally could not get enough of, it was a wonderful way to fuel up for the day. As Globalist members with the Guest of Honor benefit, breakfast was fully included, along with a glass of very nice champagne. Refills were offered, and while it certainly wasn't bottomless, two glasses of quality champagne to start the morning was a very welcome touch. Communication with the concierge in the months leading up to our stay, and on the day itself, was seamless. Museum and restaurant reservations were handled in advance, and the team was able to secure tables at some genuinely difficult spots. If you're staying here, lean into that perk early and often. All in all, we couldn't have asked for a more magical first stay in Paris. In our view, the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme lived up to its Palace status at the time of our visit, and we hope it earns that designation back in the future. Our stay was nothing short of superb. Effortless luxury, start to finish. We would love to return in the future! read more

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My mother is a diligent Hyatt Globalist, and last year, she used just about all her points to do the ultimate Hyatt booking: four rooms at the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendome, for 45,000 points per room per night, for a big C. family vacation. That rate has since climbed to 75,000 points, and I don't think any of us are likely to go back for all that. This was a free stay for me and my crew, so let me start by saying the hotel was generally very nice. The location was excellent, central and close to transit, and the common areas were opulent and attractive. Everyone I interacted with on staff was polite and helpful, and housekeeping did good work. I also appreciated the complimentary wine and chocolates left in our room, and the breakfast and dinner at the lobby restaurant. My brothers and I had rooms on the 4th floor, while my parents were in a suite on the 6th. My room had a king bed and room for a rollaway, which my kids took turns sleeping in when they weren't just piling onto our bed. The rooms were comfortable and upscale, if more in line with 45,000 points than 75,000. No wow factor, and some things felt weird and old. The outlet situation wasn't great. There were no adaptors, and there were a couple USB ports, but they were for smartphone cables from like five years ago. The lighting was also nuts. We wanted to turn off most of the lights when our kids went to bed, but keep one on so we could hang out in the room. There was legit no way to do this, and we sat in the dark rather than have spotlights keeping our kids awake. These are minor complaints, which I might have ignored if not for my big complaint: the planned power outage on the last night of our stay. We were not notified of this outage in advance of our trip, and only learned about it through a printed letter left in our room. The power outage was scheduled for between midnight and 4:30 in the morning, an we found out about it when we returned to the hotel after midnight and learned the elevators weren't running. We walked up the stairs and spent the night in an overheated room with no electricity in the middle of July. It was really unpleasant. When we woke up, we learned the electricity was still partially out, and neither of our phones had charged. My husband's phone was dead, and he went downstairs to get it charged and complain to the front desk. He told them that the hotel shouldn't have been open for business, and they offered to refund my mom 45,000 points, the cost of our room for that night. This was a good start, but only accounted for one of our four rooms. When we compared notes with my mom, we also learned that a hotel employee had opened the door to our room that night while she was in there watching our sleeping children. He didn't announce himself until she asked who he was and chased him out, and when she inquired with management about what happened, they told her we'd requested help with a safe. This wasn't true, but they acted like it was, and were generally dismissive and unapologetic. My mom ended up emailing management about all of the above, and they were, overall, dismissive and unapologetic. At some point, they did quietly give her the 45,000 points promised to my husband, but there was no other acknowledgment that she had been inconvenienced. As my husband pointed out, the hotel wasn't fit to be occupied that night, and there must have been a meeting to discuss whether or not to close for business. Management must have decided that would be too expensive, and that the letter would be sufficient. Look, I'm not a difficult customer, and I certainly don't go around complaining about fancy hotels. But our Park Hyatt experience was a solid B. I wouldn't recommend it, especially not at the new rate. read more

5 star hotel with the highest levels of service in the heart of the opera district of Paris, this modern gem sits in a bustling French neighborhood filled with history, food and shopping! Less than a 10 minute walk to the Galleries Lafayette, 5 minutes to the opera house and 15 minutes to the Louvre, they are also located next to the main Cartier store. The amenities are all top notch with stellar service from the team across all parts of the hotel from the desk staff to the concierge and spa staff. Room is equipped with everything and if you forgot something you can ask! We forgot an adapter and they are readily available. read more

Park Hyatt Paris-Vendome - Executive suite bedroom - Hotels Near Me - Paris, 75

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Loved everything about this place from the moment we checked in, worth every point! The concierge is amazing, reception literally escorts you around the property with a tour and to your room with the concierge. The room has everything imaginable, and everything is top shelf. The spa is a great little getaway, it was such a great stay that our only grievance was just preference aka the spa jacuzzi wasn't hot enough read more

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My boyfriend and I spent a wonderful 6 nights at Park Hyatt Paris on our recent Europe trip, and it was an absolute delight from start to finish! The location of this hotel is perfect for tourists -- not only is it near the Tuileries Garden, Louvre Museum, Musee d'Orsay, etc., but it is also close to the Opera metro station for convenient public transit (which we leveraged so much). Additionally, while we are not super into shopping when on vacation, this hotel would be perfect for those who do love shopping as it's walking distance from Place Vendome and various big shopping centers including Galeries Lafayette. With regards to our hotel stay itself, we got a Park King Suite on the top floor overlooking Rue de la Paix. The suite was decently big with plenty of seating (including a lovely chaise nestled by a window) and lots of space for us to spread our stuff out. The bathroom was huge and came with two separate sinks and vanities, a shower / tub combo where you could step directly from one to the other, and a good amount of closet space. We also got champagne and desserts upon arrival! We enjoyed complimentary breakfast every morning through globalist status, and the spread offered at breakfast was truly phenomenal. The pastries (pain au chocolats in particular) were perfection, and you can also order a la carte items including eggs, french toast, exotic fruit plate (a favorite of ours), etc. We also had dinner at Pur', the Michelin star restaurant located in the hotel, on one of the nights, and that was hands down the best meal we had in Paris. Overall everything about our stay here was lovely, and I would 100% stay here again in the future if I am in the area! read more

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This hotel is the global flagship park Hyatt for a reason. Having returned for a second time as a globalist I am always impressed by the attention to detail and customer service this hotel delivers. In particular, Marcela and Ricardo were both outstanding, both humble and approachable and gave us unique insights into the city and dining recommendations. The hotel staff to customer ratio seems incredibly high, I never had to wait for anything the whole time I was there. It is also one of my favorite hotels globally given its service, hard product, architecture and consistency. The location of the hotel is perfect, walkable, safe and central. The rooms on the rue de la Paix have nice views and some have balconies. The art work and architecture are both timeless and the property is immensely well maintained. Food here is always a hit, the room service breakfast was filling yet beautifully presented. The hotels "palace" status completely makes sense and I recommend this hotel to all, family, business traveler, and honeymooners alike. read more

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Second time here. This time we have our kids with us. This hotel is just so perfect for many reasons. It is located in first arrondissement (district) near many shopping centers like Printemps and Lafayette and the flagship Hermes store, Chanel store on rue Cambon etc. it's also close to many attractions like tulleries garden, the opera and the louvre museum etc We came here during the time that everyone was worried about bed bugs in Paris. I was so glad we didn't have to worry at all about that at Park Hyatt. Service: Amazing service. They had a bottle of champagne and macarons in the room to welcome us. The staff here were very nice and friendly. They folded the umbrella for me as I walked in the door. They saw me pushing the stroller and carrying multiple bags they offered to carry the bags for me. This hotel is kid friendly too. They have crib, bathtub and potty chair for baby. Restaurant: We are globalists and we got free breakfast buffet every morning. For dinner I love "Pur"- a two star Michelin restaurant. It was super convenient for family with kids. Overall, this is a beautiful hotel located in a perfect location and has amazing service. Definitely will come back to stay the next time in Paris read more

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We always stay at this hotel when we're visiting. And we usually get the executive suite. But this time we were offered an upgrade to the Prestige suite and took it. So I just want to highlight the differences between both room options. Both are approximately the same square footage. Both have dual bathrooms. BUT the bathroom of the executive suite being slightly more spacious. The executive suite also offers the nice modern electronic bidet toilet seats with remote control. Where as oddly the Prestige suite just had old fashioned toilets and only one offering a manual operated spray nozzle. So you're wondering what makes the Prestige suite Prestigious right? Well here's the key differences that the Prestige suite has. Living room slightly larger? Television behind mirror. Sleeping chamber slightly larger with addition of desk and Television in bedroom. And finally the biggest difference. Streetside facing view with small French balcony with a view of the avenue and the Vendôme. I should note that be streetside is actually considerably more noisy than being courtyard side. And we were on the 4th floor (actually 5th floor in American). So that's what the +200€ a night gets you from the executive suite. I hope that helps you in making an informed decision. As always we love this hotel and the staff and how they always take care of us. The location is excellent and within walking distance to most top tourist spots, wide dining options and I like the historic luxury shopping district over the tourist trap on the Champs Elysees. read more

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We had such a fabulous time here. Romantic. Moody. Respectful staff. Will be coming back

Had a 3 night stay here with my mum and partner a few months ago and they both really enjoyed it! The location is ideal if you want to be near Tuileries Garden and large department stores for shopping as they're only a few blocks away. We found the service very personalized and staff were friendly and kind while we were on site. We took advantage of the complimentary breakfast and the buffet and a la carte selection were great to enjoy before heading out each day to explore. I did use the gym once and found it more than adequate, but didn't check out spa services. Nice to know they use La Mer products here, if you're into that! We stayed in a Park Deluxe Suite with two twin beds and found it spacious and sufficient for our needs. Although there isn't a separated (by a wall or door) living room for this suite, we did find the sitting area was quite spacious and allowed all 3 of us to sit down without having to sit on the bed or at the desk. The walk in closet is huge and probably as big as the bathroom, with lots of storage and counter space for all of our luggage to sit on top. We didn't use the soaking tub, but it looked quite luxurious! The double (and separate) vanities were super useful, plus the extra sink found inside the shower was a nice touch. Can never be too clean, amirite?! ;) One issue we did come across was getting our €600 deposit refunded after departure, as it took over 2 weeks to resolve via email (frequent reminders required on our end). Not sure if there system was having issues or what. Nonetheless, we still had a wonderful experience and would still recommend this place for a Parisian romantic getaway. read more

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ABSOLUTE PERFECTION! They do everything well here. Palatial and exquisite with great attention to detail. The pics speak for themselves. Do yourself a favor and stay at the Park Hyatt Paris! Room service BREAKFAST & menu IS (currently) AVAILABLE 24/7 also!! read more

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Cartier diamond ring stolen by hotel staff after illegal staff entry to room! I am writing this review as I have been shocked and disgusted by the Park Hyatt Vendome in paris. I went with my husband for our 9th wedding anniversary and we had the do not disturb ( privacy) on our door throughout our stay. Normally we do this anyway as have a lot of hermes bags/designer stuff etc we just don't want touched unless we are in the suite. On thé day of checkout we had agreed with Emilio who was the only manager in the hotel at the time as the GM Gorka was travelling. That my check out would be by 7pm that evening. I was out at Louis Vuitton for my appointment and just on the way back to the hotel at just after 6pm when I got back to my suite I quickly got my bags and left by just after 7pm. To my horror when I went to put on my Cartier love pave diamond ring I saw it had been taken out of my Cartier box which was in my Louis Vuitton travel bag. I immediately called the hotel who told me she was the only member of staff at reception so they had to check in the morning what had happened. I then called back first thing in the AM but nobody new about the situation and I then requested to speak to the hotel manager Gorka. I was told by Emilio at the hotel Gorka will contact me as he doesn't give out his email etc to guests but luckily I found it online after a few minutes searching. I sent him the email and I was shocked to find out a maid had entered my room even though do not disturb was on the door. She had entered around 15 minutes before I had got back from Louis Vuitton. She entered the suite which she has absolutely NO need to do and I only new of this after being told by Gorka the hotel manager. Since this finding even though it is illegal that she entered I have been unable to get any assistance from the hotel and this ring was €18,900 and they just keep telling me they'd pass it on to their insurance company. They didn't even apologise or do any action in regards to the illegal maids entry. Then to make matters worse Michel Morauw who is the managing director for park Hyatt had incorrectly emailed me thinking he was emailing Gorka the hotel GM and stated the following " Gorka Just a thought. Do you have the reading of the locks. If it shows only the guest entries and no staff in between, could we share this ? Michel" This made me think the hotel new something more than about what has happened. And now their insurance company are stating as the ring was not in the safe they won't assist. This is obviously something that I feel people who might want to stay at this hotel need to know. As obviously you'd never expect a hotel worker to enter your room when do not disturb is on the door and help themselves to your belongings. I now have to start legal proceedings which is something I'm prepared to do but I wanted to leave this review as a warning that if you stay at this hotel the park Hyatt Vendome the do not disturb will be ignored and staff will enter your room without your knowledge and should something go missing the hotel and head office will do everything in their power to not take accountability! The hotel GM Gorka blocked me from Instagram and won't reply to my emails. And they lied and said they called me before the staff member illegally entered my room but they called me after she had already entered which is even more suspicious! And I didn't even mention the ripped bedding/ hairs and toilet leaking as I just care about my stolen Cartier ring! read more

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The Hyatt customer service is horrible. I was on live chat with an agent named Drew just now and I was inquiring about an offer special below that's posted on their website: Stay 3 Nights, 4th Night Free Take your stay further. Stay 3 nights and get the 4th night free when you book by July 18, 2024. And I do qualify since my stay is going to be early July and he tells me the offer is based on availability and is no longer offered. Then when I started questioning why it is still on the website and that needs to be removed, he closed the chat window on me. This is such a turnoff and I would not be staying at this hotel (or Hyatt) if this is the service we will be getting from their agents. read more

This hotel experience was truly incredible! We met an Angel named Charlotte. She made our stay in Paris like "too good to be true." We had complimentary hot chocolate, delicious macaroons, and a bottle of wine to top it off. Furthermore, we wanted to invite her out for drinks to express our appreciation of her. However, she and her colleague decided to comp our drinks, while having such a genuine conversation, which exceeded my expectations. I absolutely love everything about Park Hyatt, except for one thing...the breakfast buffet did not really appeal to me when I looked at their options in person. Perhaps that's just me having the same or similar hotel breakfast experiences for the past 2-3 weeks of my getaway in Europe. I skipped it. read more

This is our go-to hotel for Paris for more than 15 years now, and it's hard to stay anyway else because the rooms are very well appointed and the location is hard to beat. Every time I walk into this hotel and am hit by the scent, I feel like I am coming home. The bathrooms are alway large and luxurious but in an understated way. It's attached to the closet and for shoppers, it's a very good size!!! The last few years, they've replaced all of their toilets to Toto. Beds and pillows are comfortable. The furnishings are so classic and just comfortable. The lights and curtains are really easy to use compared to the Metropolitan Como in London. The hotel has a Nespresso maker, Palais des Thés tea, and water bottles. It was really hard to go from the Park Hyatt to the Metropolitan Como because of the service and housekeeping. I sometimes find the concierge to be inconsistent - some are super helpful while others are less so. But I tend to prefer to book my own restaurants so I only use them when I'm already there. Nonetheless, I haven't been lucky in getting them to help me get into hard-to-get into restaurants like Langosteria or La Tour d'Argent which I ended up doing myself. I miss the old crew who used to work there - there's been a lot of turnover. Restaurant downstairs is very expensive and food is okay and nothing special, but it is a nice space to hang out if you're waiting for your room. In the past, we've been there while Lady Gaga stayed there; some K-drama star last December. Just a fun place overall. Who doesn't want to be steps away from Place de Vendome and all the great shopping on Rue Faubourg St Honore?!! read more

My wife and I celebrated an anniversary here and it was one of the most luxurious hotels we've ever stayed at. They had a bottle of champagne waiting for us as well as rose petals arranged throughout the room, which was a nice touch. Some hours after checking in, we walked through the lobby and many of the staff knew us by name, which took us by surprise at first, but it felt great and welcoming hearing their greetings throughout our stay. The interior of the hotel is very sophisticated and elegant. The room wasn't exceptionally large, but since this is Paris I think it would be considered enormous in comparison to other rooms in this area. The location is wonderful and very convenient. It's a 5 min walk to Tuileries Garden and another 5 min you're at the Louvre. We were able to walk to most of the places we wanted to visit. Would absolutely stay here again! read more

Five stars because of the staff. They really do listen, provide excellent service and try to rectify anything. I will add that you are paying for this privilege. The rates for a regular room, depending on the season, are probably just as high as the price of the Ritz, Meurice, Bristol, Crillon and a few other grand "Palace" hotels in Paris. So this hotel has a lot of nearby , legendary and five star competition. I decided to stay here because I am a Hyatt 'globalist' member, which means I get upgrades and a free breakfast. Plus I could pay for my stay with Hyatt points that I had earned. It's also legendary among travel bloggers as a point redemption gem, so am always reading about it. The location is ideal and you're just off the Place Vendôme, and the best shopping in Paris on Rue St. Honoré. I'm sure I'm going to get a few snickers from writing this, but I decided to try the Rossi airport bus from the Charles de Gaulle airport direct to Paris, stopping next to the Paris Opera Garnier. It's about 7 euro for a ticket. I was actually able to easily walk two minutes with my large rolling bags from the Opera Garnier station and check into the hotel. I know that sounds crazy (not getting a cab or car) when guests pay well over one and a half thousand USD a night for a standard room, but I was quite pleased. The hotel itself is very boutique like, but has about 200 rooms and suites total. Check in was very easy. I was early so they let me sit in the beautiful café with a complimentary drink. The hotel is done with very muted shades of cream and beiges with black and a lot of gold. The building is a classic Parisian Haussmann style that was once the couture house of Monsieur and Madame Paquin. The highlight of the hotel's decor are the bronze sculptures by Roseline Granet, which are everywhere; the public areas, the door knobs, the window handles and the opulent wall sconces in the rooms. I had a mid tier deluxe room, which was very comfortable, but on the small side. It's mostly impossible to have a Place Vendôme view, because the hotel is on the street not on the Place Vendôme directly, and from the best street view rooms you can only see it from the side. I requested a street view and mine was on a quiet back street. You could also get a quiet courtyard view if you like that. The bathroom is quite unique, and entirely made of beige marble with a seated marble shower with its own gold sink, in addition to the bathroom sink, and right next to a medium size bath tub. It was a gorgeous room with high ceilings and multiple settings for the lighting to suit your mood. I hate to say this but the public hallways and carpets are starting to look a bit dated, and the hallway decor needs a bit of refreshing. With the hotel at this price point, that is a necessity. My one dismay was the entire morning there was a lot of hotel wall drilling going on. When I complained to the front desk, as I had planned to sleep late after a lot of traveling, they compensated me with Hyatt points, which was kind of them. But hotel maintenance/repair drilling and noise right by the wall near the hotel bed should not be going on at a hotel of this cost and price range, which is supposed to be an ideal haven for city travelers. They should block out those rooms. It's just so expensive, there's no reason to subject paying customers to loud room drilling repair noises at 10am. On the other hand, the breakfast is superb, the breakfast room is lovely, there is a Michelin star restaurant, the fitness center is gorgeous and immaculate, and although the center terrace was closed because of the December cold, it looks beautiful and I'm sure is a great place to sit on spring and summer days. This is a more understated luxury hotel for the area. Of course, 3 of the most famous hotels in the world are just a couple blocks away so it does have some pretty heavy competition. I think it makes up for that with its personal, relaxed service. I can't say that it's supremely quiet as I did have the drilling problem but they did try to rectify that the best they can. This is an ideal location because you're so close to the Madeline and the Opera Garnier, and the best shopping in Paris. However, if you want a real grand Parisian hotel experience and you're paying full price, you might want to try one of the more famous and classic hotels next-door. If you love a more American style modern ambiance , big smiles from the staff, like to earn (and pay with) Hyatt points and enjoy impeccable service then this is a great choice. read more

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Wonderful staff. Centrally located in the 1st arrondissement, close to the main shopping, Tuileries garden and Musee du Lourve. Free breakfast buffet for Globalist. Fantastic spread. And ran into Adrian Gonzalez of the LA Dodgers and Chad Smith drummer from the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Highly recommended! read more

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Amazing property in the heart of Paris. Walkable to many places including the Louvre. Was upgraded to an amazing suite with a balcony. I hate garish obnoxious luxury. This hotel is the epitome of understated quiet elegance and class. read more

My husband and I celebrated our wedding anniversary here and it is definitely one of the nicest hotels we've ever stayed at so far. They had a bottle of champagne waiting for us when we first arrived as well as rose petals arranged throughout the room and bath suite, which was a very nice touch. Only hours after checking in, we walked through the lobby and many of the staff knew and greeted us by name already, which took us by surprise at first, but it felt nice and welcoming hearing their personal greetings throughout our stay. The interior of the hotel is sophisticated and elegant. The room wasn't as exceptionally large as the suites we are used to staying at in the US, but since this is Paris I think it would be considered enormous in comparison to other hotels' rooms in the area. The location is wonderfully convenient, 5 min. walk to Tuileries Garden and another 5 min. to the Louvre.  We were able to walk to most of the places we wanted to visit! We would definitely stay here again, thank you Park Hyatt Paris-Vendome for the amazing stay!! :D read more

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I used my points to stay here for six nights with a redemption rate of about 2 cents per point, which was a great value. This is such a great hotel, but I'm not sure it's really worth the price. Going forward, I'm going to stay east more for about half the price as Vendome is nice, but not very fun. My stay was near the last week of July 2021, which was pretty soon after they re-opened. There were, however, a host of maintenance problems when I came, most likely due to a closure during COVID. The toilet was always running and making noises and the shower would not stay warm. Additionally, my phone did not have a ringtone. After reporting these issues to the lobby, all issues were fixed within 2 hours, although I had to use the shower in the fitness room in the mean time. The only persist issue was the incredibly slow internet, an issue I seem to have with a lot of my Hyatt stays. There was a consistent amount of duplicate packets and packet loss, but I didn't feel like talking technical details with the lobby so I just dealt with it. I wasn't working, so I didn't need the internet. I would try bringing and ethernet cord to see if the internet is faster wired. Aside from these issues, I see the appeal if you aren't trying to budget, especially if you rely on the concierge for service. My cousin used the concierge to book a table at Guy Savoy. I should've used the concierge to try to get me a Hermes appointment. I'm generally independent, so relying on a concierge is new to me. If you stay here, I recommend using the concierge to get your money's worth. The hotel itself isn't as gaudy as the Four Seasons or Shangri-La, but I'm sure some people would prefer those hotels. I love everything about the hotel, I just wouldn't pay $600/night cash for it. read more

I felt like - a home away from home! Concierge, restaurant staff remembered from my previous stay of last year. Enjoyed my stay very much - again - very comfortable and the location is convenient to go anywhere. All the restaurant recommendations that concierge provided were right on, and they could give you various options depends on what you like/are looking for, without researching over internet. While my room was not renovated yet, it did not look tired or worn. I was given nice upgrade and much appreciated the extra space, amenities, and high ceilings... Services were flawless throughout the hotel: from front desk, restaurant, bar, concierge, doormen... Will be back! read more

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Reviewing as Flopsie the Corgi. I wouldn't recommend staying here if you're a dog and your mom isnt a celebrity or in the premiere suite. This hotel just doesnt fit the typical 5 star attention to detail standards. My mom always arranges prearrival for dog bowls and have the hotel prepare for a dog appropriate room. At check in, mom asked again to make sure that my bowls and other dog amenities are available. The lady at reception told my mom to go to the room and check for herself. If the prerequested items are not in the room, mom was told to call housekeeping later to let them know. Yes, I ended up drinking water from a teacup. Very subpar. Maybe the reception lady doesnt like Corgis or they dont like my momma because she looks like a mess after a 11 hour flight. Regardless, this is not that way we are used to be treated at hotels. This is a step away from the opening scene of crazy rich Asians where the front desk turns the mom and kids away and tell them to check in at Chinatown. Pfffft. For my four legged pals, you should consider the Peninsula or Four Season. read more

Park Hyatt Paris-Vendome - No dog bed. Had to share a bed with my mom and jump off when I needed water. - Hotels Near Me - Paris, 75

1 of the nicest hotels I've ever stayed in, domestically and internationally. My boyfriend (now fiancée!) and I arrived at the hotel a few hours before check-in time. Even though we were early, they still offered us complimentary beverages in their restaurant while we waited. I opted for a cappuccino and my boyfriend got an iced tea. We were also served a fancy nut sampler and the most decadent piece of chocolate I've ever had. We were upgraded to a room with a balcony which was great. Unfortunately we didn't take much advantage of it, but it was still nice to have available. Someone showed us to our room and pointed out the complimentary water bottles, cookies, and nespresso machine. The king size bed was really cozy. The huge bathroom was the best part though. Boy do I miss that bathroom. There was a tub and a shower. Seems pretty standard but the shower was just so relaxing. Toiletries and water bottles were refreshed every day. My boyfriend proposed on our first night there at the Eiffel Tower (swoon) and we came back to a fully decorated room! Balloons, bouquet of roses, champagne, a rose-petal lined bubble bath all drawn up and ready to go! It made a special night even more special. Additionally, I was able to email the concierge before the trip to have some restaurant reservations arranged. They sent a note to our room every morning reminding us of our reservation. They also always got us a taxi within minutes. Every phone call was answered immediately. The location of the hotel is pretty good but not GREAT. The closest tourist sight is the Louvre, which is still a good 15-20 minute walk away. A long walk to the Eiffel Tower. However, it was nice to be hidden away from the hustle and bustle of Paris. Overall, a classy hotel with outstanding service. It's definitely expensive but luckily I was able to cover it with points. Definitely worth it. read more

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WOW! This is the best hotel i've ever stayed at! Tho the prices might be high the staff is AMAZING. They book everything for you and make you feel golden. I would recommend this place to any one just getting to know Paris. I wish I could live there everything was PERFECT. read more

Outstanding hotel with outstanding service! I arrived a bit early in the afternoon, and my room was not ready. The front desk asked me if I would like to wait in the bar and have a drink...on them! But of course! My room was ready about 30 minutes later (again, I was trying to check in early, so that was nice!). The hotel is modern with many english fluent staff around to make your stay enjoyable. The bar is hip and cool, and even had a DJ later that night! The staff in the bar, restaurant, and front desk were all focused on making my stay a wonderful experience. The hotel is right in the middle of the Opera district...not a bad walk to just about everything to see in Paris (Eiffel Tower, Louvre, etc.) . Some sights were a bit further so a quick cab or Uber and you are there! The rooms are clean and modern, as is the hotel. The bathroom had a rain shower which was very refreshing, and high speed internet was included (and it worked consistently!). Note, this is more of a typical American business hotel smack dab in a busy part of Paris...there were several conferences and business meetings, so remember this is not your escape/spa type of hotel. Overall outstanding stay, outstanding staff, outstanding hotel. read more

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Gorgeous hotel located in the best neighborhood. This is our 2nd night and I'm loving it! Le spa is one of the very few spa that offers La Mer facials, and it is very pampering! We got a bottle of champagne and some macaroons as welcome, very sweet gesture. Service is consistently great, friendly staffs. Very safe and beautiful area, full of luxury shopping and amazing restaurants. If I could I would stay here FOREVER! read more

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I give the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendome 5 stars in general, but for this one reason I must take it down to 4, almost a 3. The hotel is beautiful, sophisticated, elegant, refined, comfortable, well serviced and maintained. The rooms are very comfortable, well appointed, with spa like bathrooms, that even include a toto, or two, depending on your room. The service is in general, pretty fantastic all around, in the restaurants, the front desk, the concierge.. But at the front door, depending on what you are wearing or look like, you may or may not get greeted or welcomed. Period. This hotel has a problem of NOT treating ALL of it's guests with the highest standards of hospitality and customer service, regardless of appearance. I experienced this daily, until about my 3rd day there, when the staff finally became aware of who I was. Each morning I would get dressed in my workout clothing to walk/run the Tuileries for my morning workout. Now I normally don't pay any attention to strange behavior toward me when I am in my workout clothing. But the hotel staff did a very good job of making me feel very uncomfortable every morning I went out for my walk/run, and even when I returned from my workout. As if I weren't a guest, as if I were doing something wrong, and even as if I wasn't supposed to be there in my drab workout suit. Until the 3rd day, when they realized I was a guest of the hotel. The staff I speak of are security, and the person at the little stand, where you check in for breakfast. I usually wake around 6, have a tea or juice, and then I head out for my exercise. When I return, I may have breakfast immediately, around 7 or 7:30, then I would get ready for my day. Sometimes I got ready for my day, right after my walk/run, in which I would arrive at the breakfast check in stand looking fresh and radiant, versus in a running suit, running shoes, and a hat. I was treated very differently if I wore layers of John Varvatos right down to my shoes and socks, then when I wore my running clothes. And that's not a 5 star hotel in my opinion. My point is this: I got treated VERY differently depending on what I wore from moment to moment, up until the staff became familiar with me as being a guest. Which took 3 days!! The security staff are the very uptight, stressed out, rude ones for the most part, and the breakfast check in attendant was very rude and confused. Is it really up to security to decide how they treat me based on my outfit at any given moment? As well as the breakfast check in staff? Is it their job to discriminate against guests depending on what they wear?? Because that's the treatment I received, when I was in my running/walking suit and shoes, in the early hours of the morning. AND it's wrong. It couldn't be further from top quality hospitality and customer service. It's not the treatment I expect from a 5 star hotel. read more

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The Hyatt Vendome was the perfect location for all my touristy needs! 10 min walk to the Louvre, Jardin Tuileries, d'Orsay. Galeries Lafayette, tons of restaurants and shops. The hotel is expensive (~750 Euro/night for a Queen room), but you're getting top quality service and amenities. From the moment we stepped out of our taxi, we were greeted with a friendly "Bonjour" left and right. We were worried that our room wouldn't be available for early check-in, but luckily it was and being a Hyatt member we were given coupons to the lounge/restaurant. After we got to our rooms, our bags were delivered shortly after and they put all our luggage neatly in the luggage holding area in the bathroom. I think the main reason why I fell in love with this hotel is definitely the bathroom. It's connected bathtub and shower with sink was a dream come true. They provide bath bubbles and I definitely took advantage of that every night. Also provided were plush robes (2) and room slippers (2). The concierge was also just on another level. We booked all our museum pass through our concierge and got so many great recommendations. When our huge luggage wouldn't close due to the dent from roughly handled airport employees, they gave us packing tape and we were able to use that to get to our next destination! If luxury without the pretentiousness is your thing, I can't recommend the Hyatt Vendome enough! read more

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There's nothing sub-par that comes from any Park Hyatt hotel and even in Paris, my 4-day stay here was a memorable one. The location, customer service, and everything in-between was absolutely perfect. read more

Park Hyatt Paris-Vendome - Suprise treats!! - Hotels Near Me - Paris, 75

This is the first time I've ever stayed at such a luxurious hotel. There is a Ritz Carlton in Washington D.C. where we had a similarly enjoyable stay, but the experience at the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendome will easily go down in the books as topping the charts for sheer splendor. I was a bit intimidated having never stayed at a Park Hyatt before, but the staff were so friendly and took care of our every need. The closest metro stop is about a 5 minute walk but I think the type of clientele that frequents this hotel are likely using private cars and taxi's. Also there are not many restaurants very close by but we were able to find a few that were enjoyable and not too far away. The hotel has a Michelin Star rated restaurant onsite. We didn't try it but it seems like it would be a fun experience. I am pregnant right now which comes with many dietary restrictions but should I find myself here again I will be adding this dining experience to my trip. There is also a luxury spa and a secondary restaurant. We ordered room service one night. The prices were very good considering tax, service charges and delivery were included. Both of us had the steak with a side of sautéed spinach, fries and pasta au gratin. All were very tasty but if you're looking for fine dining going out would probably be better. We were very tired from our adventure in the city that day and were so happy to eat in the comfort and quiet of our room. So speaking of the room, this was really a highlight for me and had all the characteristics of absolute French luxury. The lighting was indirect but comfortably bright. The bathroom had a large tub, a shower covered in light stone with both and hand held and rain faucet, and not sure why but a sink was in the shower too. There were so many toiletries in the room including high end bath products, a toothbrush for each of us, a comb and hair tie, lotions, etc. In the closet there was a sewing kit, a shoe mitt, and a little sign stating that we were entitled to a complimentary shoe shine service. At the bar we had both a kettle and a Nespresso mini coffee machine, tons of different tea flavors and several coffee pods. There was of course a mini bar but we did not partake of any of the snacks or drinks there. The hotel also has a great business center where you can print off tour tickets, check email etc. for free. They also mailed my postcards back to the US for free - postage included. There were so many other details that surprised and delighted but I just can't list them all here. This was a wonderful stay. read more

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This hotel is very nice with very good service and amenities. The rooms are European size but the bathrooms are spacious. The beds, linens, and towels are of very good quality as you would expect. The shower and tub situation is interesting as you step up into the shower where there is also a sink in mirror in the shower stall. The tub is also right next to you, so it's an interesting setup but works. Speaking of showers, we got in early and they did not have a room for us yet, so they let us use the spa facilities to clean and freshen up. They called me when the room was ready right at 3pm when the room is guaranteed. Moving from a double twin option to a king option was no hassle which was good as booking the king would cost me more points. The concierge was awesome. 5 star here. We had Arthur who hooked us up with different wonderful restaurants on the cheap to finer establishments. The musical performance he booked us at the Saint-Paul Saint-Louis church was amazing and because we reserved through him, we walked to the front row for reserved seats (at no extra cost to admission). The "skip the line" small tour he booked us for the Eiffel Tower was perfect. The meeting spot was well articulated and tour guide was great and buzzed us through to the second level. From there, it's simple to get to the summit. The guide was fact filled and funny. The restaurants are what you would expect for a high end hotel like this. However, everything is SUPER expensive. Breakfast will run you 60 euro and a bottle of water 10 euro. We made the mistake at not realizing options around us and also being being very tired and jetlagged in the mornings so we did the breakfast twice. I'd suggest going across the street to Erik Kayser for a quick bite or takeaway or sit down at Le Castiglione both very close to the hotel. The Michelin star restaurant Pur is good but not great as you'd expect for French Michelin. Also quite expensive but that's expected. Overall service is great, rooms are very good (not great), and things are expensive. read more

Amazing. Where do I begin? From the location to the restaurants, the staff, the room and spa. This is real luxury. For two nights I felt like a star from a Korean drama. Park Hyatt Vendome was the perfect place to spend our honeymoon. We arrived before our check in time so the concierge took care of our bags and led us to a lounge where they served us complimentary drinks and assorted nuts, while we used the wifi and searched places to go in the meanwhile. As soon as we entered the room, we were greeted by a nepresso machine alongside complimentary cookies and teas. It was a welcoming touch that was greatly appreciated. Our room was of decent size and exquisitely decorated, although the statue lighting fixtures were a bit creepy for my tastes. The bathroom screamed pure luxury, separate shower and tubs with gold fixtures, soft lighting, large mirrors, and a variety of blaise mautin bath products that were always restocked to a tee. I remember just soaking in the tub in pure bliss and then lounging around in their super fluffy robes and slippers. Oh and their spa warrants a checking out. Complementary Evian water bottles and apples, the softest towels stocked to the ceiling, yes! Super nice and luxe although a little small. The tiles in the jacuzzi are all gold and I swear it makes you feel like a million bucks. And girls, let's be honest- this is the spot to go for that leg pic! ;P Please do take advantage of the breakfast buffet. I believe it was 34 pp if you stay at the hotel. You get to enjoy Charcuterie, fresh fruits, pastries while being enveloped in a indoor orchid garden. It's quite lovely and totally worth it! I can't wait to be back here for another romantic getaway with the hubs! read more

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This hotel has every detail nailed down. From the golden sculpture-like door knobs to custom toiletries and Nunshen tea selection, all options were exquisite. We stayed for 5 nights. We chose Park Hyatt Vendome due to central location. We were able to walk to most of the tourist sites, and be close to shopping and restaurants. Service was outstanding. All supplies refreshed, room cleaned, also with a personal touch. We got a personal note and a welcome box of chocolates from a nice chocolateir when we checked in. Check in/out were quick. First time we were walked from the lobby to our room by front desk personnel! Throughout our stay, staff made sure that we were comfortable and that we had everything we need. We had room service one night. Food was excellent! In-house restaurant is Michelin-rated. Spa uses La Mer nonetheless. Would definitely stay here again! read more

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Seriously one of the best hotel experiences I have ever had. Yeah, it's pretty darn pricey. Yeah, the rooms are not that big But hey, location and staff wise, this place is well worth it. In terms of location, Park Hyatt is pretty fantastic. The hotel is a 15 minute walk from the Louvre and Gallerie Lafayette. Also, for any hardcore shoppers, the surrounding streets are filled with clothing shops, boutiques, and restaurants. You can literally spend days wandering the area around the hotel and find something new all the time. The staff at this hotel were excellent. They are all so polite and courteous. The concierge people were also extremely helpful; they were constantly recommending cool places to go and arranging our transportation for us. I would love to be a guest at this hotel again! 5 stars! Quick Tips: - Free brunch buffet for all hotel guests at Les Orchidees (my review here: http://www.yelp.com/biz/les-orchidees-paris#hrid:7XiUx36p-rFHUzz6fAlATg). Take advantage of it! The normal price for non-hotel people is around 30 Euro. -Ask the Concierge to give you a museum pass. This pass gives you access to all of the museums in Paris. You get to avoid the lines, and it is also way cheaper than buying each ticket individually. read more

I stayed here for 2 nights with my boyfriend and never felt more relaxed after an international trip. The hotel blends in with the other buildings on the street, so you barely notice it at first, but inside is a gorgeous lobby and interior. The hotel staff is extremely professional, attentive, and helpful. We got the queen room, and the dark decor looked very sophisticated. The bathroom is almost as big as the bedroom, and it has an open shower. It's just a gorgeous hotel all around. Everything felt so clean and high end. I love that this hotel is a 10 minute walk away from the Louvre. It's a really good spot to start off in Paris. read more

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Oh I forgot to mention. Some toilets are not upgraded so you still get the brown seat old fashion ones. It was gross. You cannot tell if it was dirty or clean. As a habit i always sanitize toilet before use and wiping it with tissue I saw brown shit stains on toilet seat. Really gross. Don't say you haven't been forewarned. On another note. Saw both Maria sharapovar and Roger Federer at the restaurant les orchidees. Found out that that stay there every year for French open read more

Beautiful hotel. Location is great. Bed super comfortable. Room large and spacious. Nice bathroom amenities. I rarely take baths, but after long day of walking and biking Paris this was a great way to relax. The first night we had dinner at the restaurant because it's been my experience that nice hotels usually have great restaurants. However this one was very mediocre. One night we also called room service and it too was very mediocre. Poor actually. And overpriced. I think it was something like 40 euro for what tasted like boiled chicken and vegetables. So just avoid eating here, but everything else was wonderful. read more

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You would be hard pressed to find a more perfect Luxe hotel in Paris. Located in the elite Vendome neighborhood on Rue La Paix, this hotel is one of Hyatt's best properties anywhere in the world. The styling and decor of the hotel are simply incredible (see pics), and our Deluxe room was so spacious and beautiful, we never wanted to leave. The little touches everywhere with the artwork are just a delight. From the soft touch light switches to the plush square pillows and luxury bedding, the room experience is made special. The bathroom is very lavish, with a tremendous amount of space and some of the best cosmetics / toiletries to be found anywhere. Many products like the cotton and sugar are organic, which is hugely welcome. The Nespresso machine is perfect for the morning cup of Joe. There are 2 complimentary glass bottles of Evian placed in your room everyday as part of the turn down service. Another point of significant importance is the air conditioning. This is one of the few hotels (including 5 star luxury hotels) in Europe that has effective air conditioning and can get really cold. We have stayed at hotels that are more expensive than the Park Hyatt in Europe which have weak air conditioning. They have a state of the art Mitsubishi thermostat which allows you to set a wide range of temps in your room. Overall, the service is impeccable - truly fitting of a 5 star luxe hotel. The concierge is well staffed and always ready to assist in detail with a smile. Their food recommendations for weren't very good though, so do your own research, especially if you're a foodie and plan to make your Paris trip a culinary extravaganza. Arthur in particular was excellent and very attentive to our needs. The front desk/reception staff is incredible: Eri, Margaux were excellent in the detailed way they responded to our questions and truly took time and care in responding to our needs. My 2 year old got sick on our last day there, just after we checked out, and the staff immediately gave us full access to the spa to get her changed and cleaned up, even though it was already well past our check out time, and we had vacated the room hours earlier. The breakfast at the restaurant was just OK. They ran out of quiche almost an hour before closing, which is inexcusable as it's the only hot food option in the breakfast buffet. The smoked salmon - which was simply excellent - ran out a few minutes later; and No, they don't bring out more of either. The coffee was quite poor in taste and quality, and the service was just OK. But I understand that breakfast servicing can be hard in general with a large seating. I simply love this hotel and will come back every time in Paris - it's worth the money to many (€850/night) if you want that true luxury experience. We were celebrating my birthday, and were given a complementary upgrade to the deluxe room, and a terrific bottle of champagne to go with it. We are Hyatt Platinum members. Some critique: the deluxe room is not well lit in multiple places, including the luggage area. They need to have better ventilation in the bathroom. Steam doesn't leave after a shower for a long time Hey need better quality toilet paper for a luxury hotel. The paper they use is... Well... rough. read more

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My husband and I had a great time staying at Park Hyatt Paris-Vendome in our recent trip to Paris for 4 nights. We were pleasantly surprised by the room size, expecting a much smaller room due to the hotel's prime location. Everything is what you would expect a top rated hotel. The bed was very comfortable, the atmosphere warm and cozy, the staff super friendly and helpful. We love to unwind after a long day of sight seeing, to relax in the big tub, listen to music, and have a nice cup of coffee. Now, the entire stay wasn't without 'incident'... even though I wouldn't even call it an 'incident' because it was soooo minor. Not even something I'd complain about. However, the front desk acknowledged it and, quickly rectified it (and then some) and turned it into a customer-wow'ing experience. It was un-necessary and unexpected nice gesture like this that makes you think, 'Yes, that's why this is a top notch hotel'. read more