Across the street from the
Opera House on Lam Son Square sits Park Hyatt Saigon, a regal hotel that, despite its more youthful existence, reflects the nostalgia of Ho Chi Minh City’s
French colonial history.
Originally opened in 2005
but renovated in 2019, this luxury property is a pillar of tranquil elegance
set within the popular tourist area of District 1, characterized by its
frenetic energy and swarms of lightning-fast motorbikes.
Those visiting on holiday
will appreciate relaxing spaces to retreat from it all, like the tranquil Xuan
Spa, while business travelers will marvel at the property’s laundry list of
corporate amenities.
For every type of traveler
though, one chord runs throughout: the hotel’s commitment to service and
honoring Vietnamese tradition, which can be witnessed in everything from the locally sourced artwork adorning every
room to 2 Lam
Son bar’s cocktail ingredients or the dishes at two standout restaurants, Opera and Square One.
Across the street from the
Opera House on Lam Son Square sits Park Hyatt Saigon, a regal hotel that, despite its more youthful existence, reflects the nostalgia of Ho Chi Minh City’s
French colonial history.
Originally opened in 2005
but ...