Park Hyatt destinations worldwide

Elevate your dining experience at Pellico 3 Milano, where exquisite Italian cuisine meets impeccable service in a contemporary setting.

Flaviano Capriotti Architetti's 2003 conversion of the Palazzo Visconti di Modrone preserves the neoclassical courtyard and glass-roofed vestibule—the hotel's most celebrated architectural feature—with pale marble, bespoke oak joinery, and burnished metal throughout in a defining Milanese palazzo conversion.

A Columbus Circle luxury hotel in the Time Warner Center with floor-to-ceiling windows, Central Park views, an indoor pool and spa, and a refined restaurant—a benchmark for the understated luxury of the Midtown West high-rise hotel genre.

Amanda Levete's AL_A-designed Central Embassy tower—a swooping curtain wall of glass fins opening the building's base to the city—houses Yabu Pushelberg's Thai-craft-inflected luxury interiors in one of Bangkok's architecturally most ambitious hotel buildings.

Bar Studio's Circular Quay West fit-out orients every public room toward the Opera House—warm Australian sandstone, teak, and linen amplifying the harbour view rather than competing with it—making this the most single-mindedly contextual luxury hotel in Sydney.

A 70-room luxury hotel opened in 2021 in Higashiyama, steps from Ninenzaka's preserved historic streets, with interiors interpreting the Japanese concept of ma (negative space) through pale stone, dark timber, and washi—and a Michelin-starred restaurant in Kyoto's most atmospheric historic district.

Ed Tuttle's 2002 conversion of a 1930s Haussmann building—warm limestone, Japanese tansu-inspired millwork, monastic absence of ornament—gives the Rue de la Paix a One Michelin-starred calm that is the hotel's defining counterpoint to the neighbourhood's more demonstrative grand palaces.

Modern quarters in an upmarket hotel with 2 restaurants & a patisserie, plus a bar, a spa & a pool.