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While some didn’t make the cut, Park Hyatt was a newcomer that did. And to many, this was a shocker too. After all, the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme is no grande dame and it was opened only in 2002.
The hotel’s Haussmann-era building may be historical (formerly a couture house of Paquin) and sufficiently impressive, yet on the inside, the Park Hyatt appears almost American, with its understated design and cozy atmosphere.
But in a sense, Hyatt is French enough. Its stripped-down classicism is seductive without being showy. Its elegance is timeless and sensual. Plus, the rooms feel like Paris pied-à-terre apartments more than suites in a big city hotel.
Behind the design is the architect Ed Tuttle, best known for his work with Aman Resorts. Perhaps this explains the Eastern touches, especially in the selection of furniture—or in the ubiquitous orchids.
Reminiscent of the downplayed Asian luxury are also the plain carpets and floor-to-ceiling mahogany, with a warm Parisian limestone setting the tone. Grand mirrors, deep walk-in closets, and heavy matte-bronze fixtures in all bathrooms nicely complete the contemporary look.
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Its reputation as one of the top five luxury hotels in the city is matched by a great address. Located on Rue de la Paix, just minutes from the Place Vendome and right in the center of Paris’s high-end shopping district, the hotel is ideally placed for exploring Paris’ museums and shops.
No wonder the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme hotel is a hit with a-listers—and it helps that many top suites have Technogym gear and private spas. The finest room is the Vendôme Suite, with a 60-square-meter roof terrace.
As one of twelve official Distinction Palace hotels in France, Park Hyatt Paris-Vendome sets the expectations high. And it delivers.
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Categories: Business hotels, City hotels, Classic luxury, Grand luxury, Luxury hotels, Modern design, Nightlife, Park Hyatt, Shopping, Sightseeing, Spa
Number of rooms & suites: 156
Rate per night: From $762 USD
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Book with Free VIP BenefitsAuthor: Travel+Style. Last updated: 07/12/2025
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