Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme
Hotel · Gaillon ·
Elegant rooms with brass, wood, and limestone bathrooms; luxe spa
Elegant rooms with brass, wood, and limestone bathrooms; luxe spa
"The luxury hotel’s courtyard transforms into a snowy lodge lined with twinkling lights and a pop-up raclette chalet — making the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôm e one of the most atmospheric places to celebrate Christmas in Paris without leaving the city." - Ty Gaskins
"Just steps from Place Vendôme with its column in direct sight, this Rue de la Paix outpost strikes a balance between Parisian opulence and sophisticated discretion: upon arrival, you’ll see a concierge desk and, down a hallway, a beautiful gilded lobby with tranquil reception and the entrance to Café Jeanne. I was greeted in Spanish, my first language, which I appreciated, and found rooms and suites by the late Ed Tuttle in a warm, earthy palette with gold accents; the look embraces Parisian glamour in a contemporary way with mahogany paneling contrasting marble and gilded details, plus signature bronze wall sculptures. It’s a short walk to the Louvre, Palais Garnier, Tuileries, and Place de la Concorde, and business travelers will value the not‑super‑congested street, proximity to metro lines, high‑speed Wi‑Fi, calm environment (helped by a delicious signature scent by perfumer Christophe Laudamiel), and the excellent La Mer spa with sauna and steam room." - Vogue
"Just steps from Place Vendôme with its column in direct sight, this Rue de la Paix outpost strikes a balance between Parisian opulence and sophisticated discretion: upon arrival, you’ll see a concierge desk and, down a hallway, a beautiful gilded lobby with tranquil reception and the entrance to Café Jeanne. I was greeted in Spanish, my first language, which I appreciated, and found rooms and suites by the late Ed Tuttle in a warm, earthy palette with gold accents; the look embraces Parisian glamour in a contemporary way with mahogany paneling contrasting marble and gilded details, plus signature bronze wall sculptures. It’s a short walk to the Louvre, Palais Garnier, Tuileries, and Place de la Concorde, and business travelers will value the not‑super‑congested street, proximity to metro lines, high‑speed Wi‑Fi, calm environment (helped by a delicious signature scent by perfumer Christophe Laudamiel), and the excellent La Mer spa with sauna and steam room." - Vogue
"In Paris’s 2nd arrondissement, this Haussmann-era property was redesigned in 2002 by Ed Tuttle to function as an art showcase and features a curated collection assembled by late gallerist Darthea Speyer. The interiors—characterized by limestone and rich mahogany—are complemented by thousands of Roseline Granet bronze sculptures, two abstract-expressionist paintings by Sideo Fromboluti, dualistic pop-art works by Ed Paschke, and Sam Gilliam’s metallic collages. Many acquisitions are by living artists, giving contemporary freshness to the historic setting." - AFAR
"One of the first Paris hotels to earn the Palace status in 2011, this property is acknowledged for its high standards of luxury, design, and service consistent with the Palace designation." - Mary Winston Nicklin