Sitting on Rue de la Paix, Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme is just steps from the iconic Place Vendôme, one of the city’s most beautiful squares.
Inspired by the building's history, celebrated interior designer Ed Tuttle subtly combined French classicism and contemporary design. The 156 rooms, including 45 suites, have all been designed to feel like a refined and comfortable Parisian residence, decorated with works of art and carefully selected furniture.
The classic-meets-contemporary aesthetic carries over to the rest of the property, from Café Jeanne, a tucked-away, tree-dotted courtyard restaurant that pays homage to French café culture, to don't-miss dining destination Pur’ by prominent chef Jean-François Rouquette, which features a rotunda.
If you want to focus on your well-being, retreat to Le Spa, where you can partake in the whirlpool, hammam and sauna before a La Mer service in one of the four treatment rooms. For a more private session, book one of the hotel’s suites that have their own spas complete with a Jacuzzi, steam room and massage table.
Sitting on Rue de la Paix, Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme is just steps from the iconic Place Vendôme, one of the city’s most beautiful squares.
Inspired by the building's history, celebrated interior designer Ed Tuttle subtly combined French classicism ...