Park Hyatt Saigon offers boutique rooms, with designs inspired by the French colonial aesthetic. This hotel is designed for guests who want to have a luxury stay nearby downtown Ho Chi Minh City.

Park Hyatt Saigon is in a prime location, within walking distance of some of the city’s most popular attractions. Take a short walk south of the hotel to see the Municipal Theater, a relic of the city’s days under French colonial rule. Continue your sightseeing with a visit to the nearby Saigon Notre Dame, and then walk through a city park to get to the Reunification Palace, which used to belong to the U.S.-backed government. Ho Chi Minh City also has some must-see museums and galleries, including the Fine Arts Museum and the Museum of Vietnamese History, both of which tell the story of Vietnam from ancient to modern times.

The hotel’s 245 room have antique-style furniture and good natural light. Your room comes with complimentary extras like fresh fruit and a shoe shine. You can prepare a coffee using the Nespresso machine. There’s also an in-room mini iPad and 24-hour room service, and you can access the Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. All of the rooms stay fresh with daily housekeeping.

There is restaurant on-site that specializes in Vietnamese cuisine and another that focuses on Italian food. The lounge serves a teatime, and the bar serves drinks late into the night. Visit the lounge in the evenings to watch live music performances, and visit the on-site bakery for freshly baked French pastries.

At the spa, you can book massages as well as spa treatments inspired by traditional Vietnamese beauty routines. In the fitness center, you can use the equipment on your own or have a session with a personal trainer.

No matter what the occasion for your vacation, Park Hyatt Saigon has the services and facilities to assist you. The hotel has a variety of spaces for meetings and events, including meeting rooms, a ballroom, and a charming pool house. Families traveling with children can arrange to use the hotel’s babysitting service.