Park Hyatt Saigon

Quite simply Saigon's best hotel

Photo of Park Hyatt Saigon, 2 Lam Son Square, District 1, Saigon. , Ho Chi Minh City

What we say: 4.5 stars

Quite simply, the Park Hyatt is Saigon's best hotel. Opened in 2005, the Saigon Park Hyatt was a decade in the making and it was certainly worth the wait. Everything from the wooden plantation shutters to the subdued Vietnamese art oozes elegance. The gleaming ivory 10-storey hotel melds classic French colonial styles with the atmosphere of a Vietnamese residence, and you're but a short walk from both Saigon's many attractions and its vibrant nightlife. The sophisticated rooms are immaculate throughout and tastefully furnished with lovely faux antique desks, firm comfortable lounges, and bedding so lush you could happily snuggle the day away. Other facilities include large flat screen TVs, in-room safe, complimentary tea and coffee and mini-bar. Flourishes of style are evident throughout the rooms, including decorative pillows with earthen prints and simple yet fine art. The majority of the rooms are superiors, with only nine deluxe rooms. Staff are outstanding. If the Hyatt is in your budget, look no further — though be sure to look out for an internet rate.

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Contact details:

2 Lam Son Square, District 1, Saigon.  T: (08) 3824 1234 F: (08) 3823 7569  
Email them at: saigon.park@hyatt.com
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What we were quoted

Type of room Low season High season Notes
Deluxe Suite 550 USD 550 USD
Superior - Double 250 USD 250 USD
Deluxe- Double 390 USD 390 USD

Added to Travelfish on: 19th December, 2006
Last visited or updated on: 15th January, 2012

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