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Nestled in a stunning French colonial building opposite the City Opera House, this plush hotel features elegant rooms, top-notch dining, and a serene spa.
2 Công trường Lam Sơn, Bến Nghé, Quận 1, Hồ Chí Minh 700000, Vietnam Get directions
"This district boasts top hotels like the centrally located Park Hyatt Saigon and the luxurious The Myst Dong Khoi." - Pruepat 'Maprang' Songtieng
"One of the city's top hotels, centrally located in the heart of District 1." - Lana Tran
"Not since the Vietnam War have the outdoor café tables immortalized in Graham Greene's The Quiet American graced historic Lam Son Square. In 2015, Park Hyatt Saigon brought al fresco dining back to the neighborhood at Opera, one of two restaurants designed by Japan’s acclaimed Super Potato at the 245-room property. The Italian eatery offers the ideal vantage point to appreciate the capitalist vibe zooming through this city like the endless stream of motorcycles streaking past. By contrast, the hotel's lobby exudes the quiet elegance of bygone colonial residences. Guestrooms reinforce this old world charm with louvered windows, ceiling fans and four poster beds but Park Hyatt fans may miss the innovative techno amenities of their Tokyo and Seoul properties. Hotel stationery crafted from indigenous seashells is instead a timeless treat. Ingeniously, the closet does double duty as the wall between bed and bathrooms, so items can be reached on either side. Bathtubs however are short and rain showers have a habit of spreading beyond their designated range. Service has excelled since opening night so expect breakfast on the dot and English spoken throughout. A second restaurant with five show kitchens, Square One is making a name for itself as this town’s top table with fresh wok-fried lobsters served alongside juicy American steaks. Delicate metal latticework walls inspired by Vietnamese antiquities, a 500-plus label wine collection and private dining rooms with terraces are decidedly non-communist touches. The Xuan Spa offers a global pampering program from an all natural Vietnamese papaya body polish to Saigon’s first Vichy shower while a graceful waterfall in the adjacent outdoor pool area blocks out the urban drone. Editor's Pick: Gold List 2018"
"The site of the now-demolished Brinks Hotel Officers Quarters—which housed U.S. military members during the Vietnam War—has been transformed into this oasis in the heart of the city. Opened in 2005 and renovated in 2015, the Park Hyatt has been crafted in a French colonial style, with lots of polished wood, wrought iron, and oversize windows. The 245 rooms are elegant and airy, mixing classic furnishings with high-tech perks like mini iPads and sensor lighting systems; all suites feature elevated design touches like hand-embroidered textiles, lacquerware pieces, and period antiques, while some offer private terraces or direct access to the pool and gardens. Considered to be among the best in the city, the hotel’s dining options include Square One, for gourmet Western and Vietnamese fare, and Opera, where Italian favorites are whipped up in the open kitchen. Enjoy live music nightly (and the popular Saturday afternoon tea buffet) at the Park Lounge and cocktails and DJs on the weekends at 2 Lam Son. If you’re looking for something a bit more chill, head to the Xuan Spa for a treatment performed with locally grown herbs, fruits, and grains."
"D1 is the obvious lodging choice for most travelers—and where the swankier hotels are, from the Reverie Saigon to the Park Hyatt Saigon."
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Phượng M
Tour24498306117
Nicholas J
Bruce T
Monique Tran
Ernest B
Janessa Nguyen
Lee Williams