Name: Park Hyatt Saigon
Address: 2 Lam Son Square, (Saigon), Vietnam

Park Hyatt Saigon

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Park Hyatt Saigon

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

About the hotel

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Style

Cosmopolitan

Rooms

245

"In the heart of Ho Chi Minh, just minutes from many of the city’s most beloved landmarks, the Park Hyatt Saigon boasts stylish rooms, romantic dining and an award-winning spa."

The Park Hyatt Saigon sits smack in the heart of Ho Chi Minh, across the street from the Saigon Municipal Opera House and minutes away from many of the city’s most beloved landmarks. The hotel was designed with a sense of colonial grandeur, beginning with the building’s regal façade. That elegance extends inward, where guests can find a soothing respite from the surrounding hustle and bustle while still being plenty close to the action.

245 rooms (23 of which are suites) are stylish and bright, with light walls, louvre windows and French colonial decor. White marble bathrooms are spacious, with both rain showers and separate bathtubs. Suites boast finely curated artwork by Vietnamese artisans, and Park Deluxe Suites have both private terraces and direct access to the hotel’s gardens and pool.

Park Hyatt’s signature Square One restaurant serves both authentic Vietnamese and French cuisine in a lively dining room that boasts multiple show kitchens in addition to The Cellar Door – the perfect spot for a pre-dinner glass of wine. The trattoria-style Opera is open all day, with a lavish breakfast buffet in the mornings and Italian fare for lunch and dinner. The bright and romantic Park Lounge is the spot for afternoon tea and pastries below glittering chandeliers; in the evenings, mingle with a stylish crowd in the ultra-sleek 2 Lam Son. For an al fresco nightcap, cosy up with a drink on the terrace of After 5, which (no surprise here) can only be visited after five.

On the third floor, you’ll find the award-winning Xuan Spa, which has a tantalizing array of treatments inspired by the Mekong Delta. Traditional Vietnamese medicine combines with ingredients like ginger and cajeput oil for treatments that are wonderfully rejuvenating – travel-weary guests will benefit greatly from the “Rice Palm of the Mekong” detoxifying body wrap.

The hotel’s immediate surroundings are bursting with things to see and do. Notre Dame Cathedral and the Reunification Palace are within easy walking distance, as are a number of galleries featuring work by Vietnamese icons and rising stars alike. The Central Post Office – which was built by Gustave Eiffel and is the largest post office in Vietnam – is less than a kilometre away, while the luxury boutiques of Dong Khoi Street are even closer. If you’re a sports fanatic and willing to travel a touch further, catch a cab to Thong Nhat Stadium, which is just under six kilometres away.