Park Hyatt Washington DC

Park Hyatt is extremely exceptional. From the moment I arrived, I was greeted with warm hospitality and the entire stay was luxurious. The hotel boasts a range of amenities including a pool, hot tub, and a well equipped gym area. The rooms are beautifully designed, spacious, and impeccably clean. Prime location making it easy to explore the city's attractions. I look forward to returning to Park Hyatt.

I stay at this property a few times a year and find it consistently great! Globalist benefits are provided without prompting, and the staff is exceptional at anticipating needs. During my latest stay, I was upgraded to an Ambassador Suite which is a large step up in space from the Junior Suites. As part of the upgrade, they have consistently provided a roll-away cot at no cost since I don't think any of their suites have two beds. Breakfast at the Blue Duck Tavern is phenomenal, though I do wish that would offer their full ala carte menu on weekends. While the buffet is certainly better than most, the full ala carte menu is a breakfast experience that I haven't seen beat elsewhere. This alone makes me reconsider weekend stays at this property. Location of this hotel does leave a bit to be desired compared to other Hyatt nearby options (notably Grand Hyatt D.C.). However, I find the short walk to the metro an acceptable compromise for most stays.

Park Hyatt Washington DC - Overpriced and overrated! We spent one night at Park Hyatt Washington DC. We were offered a paid upgrade by email 3 days prior to arrival. We were asked if we are interested in a paid upgrade at check in. I politely explained that paid upgrades are against my value system but that I would accept a free upgrade. They laughed. I laughed. Good time was had by all. They did a very good job explaining Globalist perks at check in. They explained vallet parking was free and that Globalist had $180 meal credit at the restaurant. She explained that we can choose to have food delivered to our room but that $5 charge would not be covered by Globalist perks. Our breakfast was pretty good but not spectacular. With tip it was $195 and it was all covered. My girls loved the lounge seats in the elevators. Hotel is is pretty and zen-like, but showing some signs of age. The room we got was particularly showing signs of age. The Regan- era carpet was worn and just screaming at me to rip it out. I kept looking at the seam they used to attach carpet to the non-carpeted area of the room and I seriously considered it. The fridge in the room was completely full of liquor for purchase which made it non-functional to store few things I needed to put in there. When we came back from dinner my wife’s towel was moved so we thought we were crazy. We then noticed that thrash was emptied. Used towels were not picked up from the floor and the room was not refreshed in any meaningful way to make it obvious someone was there. I would rate this type of a visit in the “creepy” category rather than helpful. The girls enjoyed the fancy soaps and lotion and that part was nice. The location was very inconvenient for a tourist. Embassy row is nearby but that’s about it. Metro station is a good 15 minute walk. Decent restaurants are also a 15 minute walk. I get up in the morning pretty early and let my girls sleep in. I had to take a shower in the dark with only cell phone flashlight since the only light switches are on the exterior and I would have to wake everyone up with the flashing light before closing the door. There were quite a few little annoyances like that. We arranged for 4pm checkout but found no joy in this hotel so we checked out early and got on the road. In my opinion unless you are a lobbyist or a cousin of an ambassador, you would do yourself a favor by skipping Park Hyatt DC. I think both Grand Hyatt DC and Thompson DC are better and cheaper choices. Heck I would take Hyatt Regency Crystal City over it as well!

Welcome was great as we have an EV and Reston assured us he would get it charged and he did Room was comfortable and had a cool Bathroom . We tried the room service and it was awesome. Try the burger it was great and the cheese board was pretty good also Went to the buffet on Sunday and it was good but for $45 per it has better be

The Park Hyatt is a nice hotel, with the restaurant and staff service taking the highlights. Everyone was very kind, friendly, and attentive. The food at The Blue Duck Tavern is incredible. We ate in the restaurant and ordered from room service. Great quality, pricey, but on par with similar dining experiences. I do think the hotel could use some upgrades, especially as the hallways are dark, and the carpet was very dirty. The doors in our room were very squeaky, there is no minifridge, and the bathroom has no fan which accentuated a musty smell after running the shower. Given other Park Hyatts I have stayed in, this one is a bit overpriced, but the location is fantastic, and as I mentioned above, the staff made all the difference!