Park Hyatt Sydney is majestically situated in one of the worlds most glittering harbours, ... more
in the historic Rocks district, just five minutes from the central business, cultural and shopping districts of Sydney.Park Hyatt Sydney offers 155 guestrooms enj...
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Location. Positioned 50 meters from the Sydney Harbour Bridge in Sydney, Australia, ... more
stands the Park Hyatt Sydney. The three story hotel is one kilometer from Sydney Opera House and Darling Harbour. The Central Business District is two kilometers from the hotel. The property is three kilometers from AMP Centrepoint Tower, Luna Park, Sydney Aquarium and Taronga Zoo. Hotel Features. Soft amber lighting accentuates the polished marble floors in the lobby of the Park Hyatt Sydney. Seafood, Australian dishes and continental breakfasts are served in harbourkitchen&bar. Little Kitchen provides casual dining options. The hotel showcases a spa center complete with steam rooms and saunas. Cybex cardiovascular equipment and weight training machines are located in the 24 hour fitness facility. The rooftop heated pool provides views of the Sydney cityscape. The hotel offers six conference rooms, a business center and high speed Internet access. Guestrooms. The 158 guestrooms at the Park Hyatt Sydney offer views of Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House. Massive sliding, glass doors allow light to permeate each room. Sitting areas feature rolling lounge chairs and ottomans. Accommodations are equipped with cable television, DVD players, high speed Internet access and 32 inch, flat screen televisions. Rooms include refrigerators, coffeemakers and minibars. Private marble bathrooms feature bathrobes, slippers and telephones. Expert Tip. The Park Hyatt Sydney is adjacent to the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Officially opened in 1932, the bridge is a staple of the Sydney, Australia, skyline and a popular tourist sight. Climbing tours of the bridge are offered daily.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Location. Positioned 50 meters from the Sydney Harbour Bridge in Sydney, Australia, ... more
stands the Park Hyatt Sydney. The three story hotel is one kilometer from Sydney Opera House and Darling Harbour. The Central Business District is two kilometers from the hotel. The property is three kilometers from AMP Centrepoint Tower, Luna Park, Sydney Aquarium and Taronga Zoo. Hotel Features. Soft amber lighting accentuates the polished marble floors in the lobby of the Park Hyatt Sydney. Seafood, Australian dishes and continental breakfasts are served in harbourkitchen&bar. Little Kitchen provides casual dining options. The hotel showcases a spa center complete with steam rooms and saunas. Cybex cardiovascular equipment and weight training machines are located in the 24 hour fitness facility. The rooftop heated pool provides views of the Sydney cityscape. The hotel offers six conference rooms, a business center and high speed Internet access. Guestrooms. The 158 guestrooms at the Park Hyatt Sydney offer views of Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House. Massive sliding, glass doors allow light to permeate each room. Sitting areas feature rolling lounge chairs and ottomans. Accommodations are equipped with cable television, DVD players, high speed Internet access and 32 inch, flat screen televisions. Rooms include refrigerators, coffeemakers and minibars. Private marble bathrooms feature bathrobes, slippers and telephones. Expert Tip. The Park Hyatt Sydney is adjacent to the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Officially opened in 1932, the bridge is a staple of the Sydney, Australia, skyline and a popular tourist sight. Climbing tours of the bridge are offered daily.
Information: :Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Advantages: Central location Disadvantages: Bad service with grubby rooms
As some of you may already know, I have recently returned from a lovely break in Houston, Texas. The main reason for our trip was to go to "Wrestlemania", the WWE's large yearly event. Yes it is slightly sad to travel 5000 miles for wrestling, but you only live once and I am indeed sad! To ensure the expense and hassle would be worth it, we added an additional 7 night's holiday to the trip, making it a 10 night get away.
We booked our wrestling part of the trip direct with WWE and thought the packages sounded like the best deal for our money. Included was 3 nights in the Hyatt Regency Hotel in downtown Houston as well as a lot of other boring wrestling things I won't bore you with! ;)
My initial reaction when we were told and confirmed on the package, of where we would be staying for the last 3 nights of our trip, I was ecstatic ...
Advantages: That presidential suite looks nice, good views over the city Disadvantages: Service isn't fantastic, above budget for the average traveller
the roads with its floors of gleaming, skyscraper accommodation. When the celebrities are performing in the city, they tend to stay here – I know that both Kylie and Madonna have occupied suites in the hotel (albeit on the VIP floor) so the Hyatt is therefore definitely aiming for the luxury end of the market.
If you are arriving by car, the hotel is relatively easy to find. Birmingham City centre is easily accessible from a number of motorways, although I would recommend inspecting the route on a street map, as the one-way system can be a bit awkward. The main entrance to the hotel is just off Broad Street, on a side street, which also houses the central Travel Inn Metro. An NCP car park just around the corner provides discounted car parking, the cost of which (£8 overnight) is debited to your room account. If you are arriving in ...
Advantages: Stylish room, good service, Rox! Disadvantages: Outside of town, boring breakfast
I was quite excited to be visiting Kathmandu. The roof of the world, the Himalayas, Yaks, Yetis, and all that. I was on a short business trip so I knew that I wouldn't have time to take the fantastic dawn Everest flight (thankfully I was wrong about that!) or go yak-spotting (right on this one though). but still - Kathmandu! Nepal! The mystery, the mystique, mysticism, Miss Yeti!
Given the choice I might have picked a more "local" place to stay, or gone to the famous Yak and Yeti, but someone else was paying the bill and had booked me into the Hyatt. Hey, not that I was complaining!
The Transfer
I had asked for a pick up at the airport. I got held up at immigration getting the visa, and ended up the last person through passport control and one of the last through baggage, so I wondered if the driver was still there for me ...
