What category is the Park Hyatt Paris Vendôme?

Park Hyatt Paris Vendôme is a Hyatt Category 8 hotel. It costs 35,000 (off-peak), 40,000 (standard), or 45,000 (peak) points per night.

Does Park Hyatt Paris have a club lounge?

No, there isn’t a club lounge at Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme. Hyatt club lounges are only found at Grand Hyatt and Hyatt Regency properties.

What's included in the Park Hyatt Paris breakfast for Globalists?

One of the best benefits of Hyatt Globalist status is free breakfast. At the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme hotel, Globalists get the American breakfast included in their stay. The American breakfast is served at Café Jeanne and includes the breakfast buffet as well as made-to-order eggs. Coffee, tea, and juices are also complimentary for Globalists.

How can I get a suite upgrade at Park Hyatt Paris?

It can be tricky to get a suite upgrade at Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme. You can apply a Suite Upgrade Award only if there’s a standard suite, the Park Suite King, available. I booked my stay 1 year in advance, and the Park Suite King was never available. At check-in, I was not upgraded to a premium suite.

How many rooms does the Park Hyatt Paris have?

The Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme hotel has 156 rooms including 45 suites.

Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme [In-Depth Hotel Review]

Updated: June 16, 2024, 7:09pm CDT

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King Bed Deluxe Room
Food and Beverage
Amenities
Service
Final Thoughts

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If you’re a fan of Hyatt, chances are the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme is on your points bucket list. It’s an aspirational property and one that many travelers dream of staying at. I’m no different, so when I was planning a recent anniversary trip, I chose Paris specifically to stay at the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme.

In this review, I’ll share what you need to know about this hotel, including the cost, location, amenities, and Hyatt elite benefits.

Booking Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme

Booking the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme is a splurge, whether you’re paying with points or cash. Not surprisingly, I booked using World of Hyatt points. It’s a Category 8 hotel that costs 35,000 (off-peak), 40,000 (standard), or 45,000 (peak) points per night.

I transferred points from Chase Ultimate Rewards at a 1:1 ratio to make the booking. It was a lot of points, but totally worth it, in my opinion.

I paid 165,000 points for 4 nights (3 standard nights plus 1 peak night.) The cash cost for my stay in May 2024 would have been $4,647. That means I got 2.82 cents per point in value, which is better than our current valuation of Chase points at 2 cents each.

Had I paid cash for this stay, I would have used The World of Hyatt Credit Card to earn up to 9 points total for Hyatt stays — 4 bonus points per $1 spent on qualified purchases at Hyatt hotels and up to 5 base points per $1 from Hyatt as a World of Hyatt member.

Hot Tip:

If you’d like to stay at the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme, too, make sure you’re earning lots of World of Hyatt points. You can also earn Chase Ultimate Rewards points and Bilt Rewards points since both of these currencies transfer to Hyatt at a 1:1 ratio.

Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme Location

Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme is centrally located in the heart of Paris, near Place Vendôme in the 1st arrondissement. It’s within easy walking distance of the Tuileries Garden, Place de la Concorde, and 2 of the best museums in Paris: the Louvre and the Musée d’Orsay.

Katie at the Louvre — The Louvre is just a 15-minute walk from Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme.

The hotel is located about 20 miles from Paris Charles de Gaulle International Airport (CDG) and about 15 miles from Paris Orly Airport (ORY). Gare du Nord, the main train station, is less than 2 miles away.

We took the Réseau Express Régional B train, or RER B, from Charles de Gaulle Airport. Uber is also available in Paris for those who prefer not to walk from the train station to the hotel.

Park Hyatt Paris Vendome exterior — Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme exterior.

Hot Tip:

Uber Cash, including any monthly credits you may earn from The Platinum Card^® from American Express or American Express^® Gold Card, isn’t valid in Paris. These credits only work in countries that use U.S. dollars as currency.

Checking In

As soon as my husband and I walked in the door, we were greeted and directed to the check-in desk further inside the hotel (the concierge desk was right next to the entrance).

Concierge desk and entrance at Park Hyatt Paris — The concierge desk is just inside the front entrance of the hotel.

“J’ai une réservation,” I awkwardly said, using my not-so-awesome French skills. Thankfully, the woman checking us in actually understood me (and she spoke English, so I didn’t need to stumble through the rest of the conversation).

Park Hyatt Paris check in desk — Checking in to the hotel.

The desk clerk thanked me for being a Hyatt Globalist member and offered me a 4 p.m. late checkout. No suite upgrades were available, but she upgraded me to a King Deluxe room from a standard Park King room.

I checked before I arrived and knew that there were many suites available, but the standard suite, the Park Suite King, wasn’t. (The Park Suite King wasn’t available even a year out when I made this reservation, so I wasn’t able to apply a Suite Upgrade Award.) It was a little disappointing that the hotel wouldn’t bump me up to a premium suite, but that’s how it worked out.

After check-in was complete, we were escorted up to our room on the third floor.

Hot Tip:

If you want to use a Suite Upgrade Award at the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme, look for a Park Suite King room. This is the standard suite and the only room type you can upgrade to using a Suite Upgrade Award.

Elite Benefits

Globalist benefits I utilized on this stay included:

Complimentary internet
Free daily breakfast
Complimentary bottle of water daily
Room upgrade based on availability upon arrival

There were several additional benefits that were not applicable on this stay:

Late 4 p.m. checkout
Club lounge access
Priority access to available rooms when checking in early
Complimentary parking on free night awards

King Bed Deluxe Room

While it was disappointing that I wasn’t upgraded to a suite, the room I got was very nice, so I didn’t let it ruin my day.

Park Hyatt Paris king deluxe room — Deluxe King Room.

At 378 square feet, the King Bed Deluxe room was slightly larger than the standard Park Room King (323 square feet).

The high ceilings and large windows (which actually opened) made it feel larger than it was.

Park Hyatt Paris king bed deluxe — I loved that you could open the windows.

Our view overlooked the glass roof of the restaurant below.

View from my room at Park Hyatt Paris — The view from my room.

We were delighted to find a welcome gift to help us celebrate our anniversary: a cake, juices, and a heart-shaped balloon.

Welcome gift from Park Hyatt Paris — The hotel left us some treats as a welcome gift.

The room was decorated in warm woods with gold accents. There were sculptures everywhere — under the lights, on the walls, and even on the door handles. I found the sculptures intriguing — some looked as if they were dancing, while some looked downright creepy.

Sculptures at Park Hyatt Paris — These sculptures were all over the hotel.

The room was fairly basic, but it had an understated luxury vibe.

A large desk area with a TV was just to the right of the door. There were also 2 USB outlets here, which were the only ones in the room.

Desk and TV in king deluxe room at Park Hyatt Paris — There was a desk along the side of my room.

To the left of the door was the coffee setup and minibar. If every in-room coffee setup could be like the one at Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme, I’d be a very happy girl. There was an espresso machine and an electric kettle so you could easily heat water to make an Americano (I loved this!)

In room coffee and tea at Park Hyatt Paris — The in-room coffee and tea setup was excellent.

But the best part was that the housekeeping staff filled the water carafe in the coffee machine for me each day. It’s little touches like this that make a hotel stay special.

Right under the coffee maker was a drawer containing cups, saucers, and all of the extras you would need to make your coffee or tea. In my travels, I have noticed that many Hyatt hotels offer packs of coffee whitener instead of actual creamer. This is a pet peeve of mine, so when I see tiny packets of actual milk, I get giddy! (Yeah, I know I take hotel coffee too seriously.)

In room coffee and tea options at Park Hyatt Paris — All the goodies to make coffee or tea.

The fridge was right underneath the coffee maker. It was filled with snacks and drinks to purchase, with little room for anything else.

Mini bar at Park Hyatt Paris — The fridge was filled with drinks and snacks to purchase.

Bathroom

The bathroom was just as elegant as the bedroom. Stocked with super fluffy towels, bathrobes, and slippers, it was what you’d expect in a bathroom at a Park Hyatt hotel.

If you have read any of my previous hotel reviews, you may know that, in addition to hotel coffee makers, I am also obsessed with hotel showers. The shower at Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme didn’t disappoint, and it had one of the most unique features I have ever seen in a hotel shower: a sink!

Sink in shower at Park Hyatt Paris — There was a sink inside the shower.

The shower was spacious and had great water pressure and plenty of hot water — a perfect combination. The bathtub was right next to the shower. It was so nice to return to this after a long day of walking all over Paris.

Park Hyatt Paris guest room shower and tub — The bathtub was right next to the shower.

Shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel from Blaise Mautin Parfumeur were available in full-sized containers.

Bath products at Park Hyatt Paris — Bath products from Blaise Mautin Parfumeur.

The closet was in the bathroom. It didn’t have doors and was open to the bathroom, which is a feature I love. I don’t unpack much in hotels, and open closets like this one just seem so much more convenient to me.

Park Hyatt Paris guest room closet — I love open closets like this one.

There were 2 sides to the closet area, so there was plenty of room to hang clothes and store luggage.

Closet space in Park Deluxe room at Park Hyatt Paris — The closet had plenty of space.

The toilet was in a separate water closet with a door next to the bathroom’s sink and vanity area.

Sink in bathroom at Park Hyatt Paris — The sink and door to the toilet.

A box of toiletries, including dental kits, cotton buds, manicure kits, combs, and shower caps was on the countertop.

Bathroom counter toiletries at Park Hyatt Paris — Bathroom amenities were in a nice display box.

Hot Tip:

There are lots of ways to fly to Paris using points and miles. I transferred points from American Express Membership Rewards to Air France-KLM Flying Blue to fly Air France business class from New York to Paris.

Food and Beverage

Café Jeanne

Breakfast at Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme was served each morning at Café Jeanne. I have Hyatt Globalist status, so the American breakfast was included in my stay (room service breakfast was also available).

Breakfast buffet at Park Hyatt Paris Vendome — The breakfast buffet.

The American breakfast included the breakfast buffet as well as a choice of coffee, juice, and eggs. I usually don’t like buffets, but this one was excellent.

Park Hyatt Paris Globalist breakfast — Hyatt Globalists get a complimentary American breakfast, which includes the buffet and made-to-order eggs.

The atmosphere of the room was bright and comfortable. The buffet, which was in a mirrored alcove, had plenty of selections without being overwhelming.

Breakfast buffet at Park Hyatt Paris — The breakfast buffet.

I really enjoyed the Emmenthal quiche and an egg dish that was baked with tomato sauce, cheese, and toasted bread.

Egg dishes at Park Hyatt Paris Globalist breakfast buffet — Quiche and accompaniments.

Of course, there were delicious pastries.

Breakfast pastries at Park Hyatt Paris — Pastry selection.

There was fruit and a large selection of yogurts. The Bircher muesli was excellent.

Yogurt on the breakfast buffet — Yogurts.

Let’s not forget the bread — there was so much good bread! I was particularly in love with these miniature baguettes, so much so that I took a few extra for lunch the day we visited Versailles (shhh, don’t tell Hyatt!).

Café Jeanne was open for breakfast Monday to Friday from 7 to 10:30 a.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 7 to 11 a.m.

In the evenings, Café Jeanne converts into a lounge and bar serving an extensive menu of drinks as well as tapas.

Hot Tip:

Breakfast at Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme is served at Café Jeanne. Globalists get the American breakfast included in their stay, which includes the breakfast buffet, coffee, tea, juice, and a made-to-order egg dish.

Park Terrace by Jean-François Rouquette

Outdoor courtyard at Park Hyatt Paris — Park Terrace.

Park Terrace was a beautiful outdoor spot, open from 12:15 p.m. to midnight daily, weather permitting. It served the same menu as Café Jeanne.

Pur’

Pur’ is the Michelin-starred restaurant at Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme. It was open Tuesday through Saturday from 7:45 to 9:30 p.m. It was undergoing renovations during my stay, so I wasn’t able to grab a photo (though it was still open for dining).

Amenities

Spa and Fitness

The spa and fitness center were together 1 level below the lobby.

Entrance to the spa and gym at Park Hyatt Paris — Entrance to the spa and gym.

Le Spa at Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme was open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. I love visiting spas, but I only had a few days in Paris, so I skipped it this time. A hammam, sauna, and Jacuzzi were available, and you could book a massage, facial, or body treatment.

Spa front desk at Park Hyatt Paris — The check-in desk at the spa.

The gym was fairly small but had everything you would need to get a good workout. We were walking over 30,000 steps per day exploring Paris, so I didn’t need to try it out.

Service

The service at Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme was fantastic. We were warmly welcomed at reception and breakfast each morning, and every night, we had water and towels replaced during the turndown service.

Strangely, the housekeeping staff took our unopened juices, the balloon, and the notes that were left for us on the day we arrived. I never figured out if that was a mistake or intentional, but the juices were replaced promptly when I asked about them.

Final Thoughts

I have wanted to stay at Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme for years, so I was thrilled to finally make it happen. Since the cash cost of this hotel is so high, it’s a great place to use World of Hyatt points. While I was disappointed I wasn’t upgraded to a suite, my room was beautiful and very comfortable. The breakfast, which was included thanks to my Globalist status, was delicious, and the location offered convenient access to many of the top attractions in Paris.

Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and wouldn’t hesitate to book the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme again.

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