Park Hyatt London River Thames

Great overnight stay when visiting the Tate. Fabulous attentive staff, excellent room and wonderful breakfast. Already trying to squeeze in another visit.

The Park Hyatt River Thames is a beautiful hotel on the outskirts of London. For those who want to walk out of their hotel and be in the middle of it all this hotel may not be your best choice. My wife and i were celebrating our anniversary and this was perfect. the hotel is located near 2 underground stations (subway if your from usa). we went to 2 shows and many other attractions and it was perfect. I am a globalist with Hyatt. i didn't revive a room upgrade as i was already in a suite. However we came into the room with a beautiful amenity of a cake and bottle of champagne. the room was spacious and new. the bed was great. the shower pressure was a bit weak and you need to plug the hair dryer into the hallway via extension cord. They didn't have the standard Le Labo soap but they had a nice alternative. the room had a nespresso machine and plenty of of bottled still and sparkling waters were provided daily. Housekeeping and service was exceptional. the robes were just ok but the towels were great. the gym facilities were large and new. you have access to the spa facilities including a beautiful sauna and pool. bottled water was provided in the spa which was excellent. breakfast was one of the best i have been to in a while. the buffett was so nice with different amazing baked goods daily. there was also a hot menu with many different cuisines to order from. my only few areas of improvement would be 1) we stayed 4 nights. by the third night people should know your name, and how you like your coffee. when i stay at the four seasons, the peninsula or Park Hyatt NYC they would have called us by name.2) the spa treatment that i booked for my wife was a 120 minute massage. however when she got there it was only 60 minute massage and a 60 minute healing wrap. they should be more clear on the description of the service. 3) switch back to Le Labo. however having said all that i would 100% return.

A wonderfully clean, fresh, attentive and modern hotel with staff that are so very willing to please at every step. The facilities and standards in this hotel are second to none in my opinion and I couldn’t fault it in any way.

We stayed here for a night with our toddler and really enjoyed the experience. The location is convenient for transport and is only a short bus ride to Battersea Power Station with lots of dining and shopping n this area. Since we booked through Amex Fine Hotels, we got upgraded to a very nice corner suite with a great view of the river Thames. Breakfast buffet was excellent with some a la carte options included. We also had lunch on the terrace and couldn't fault the service by our waitress, Crystal. It's not "central" London in terms of location, but the price reflects this.

I booked the Park Hyatt last minute on a whim during an 18-hour layover, deciding that I really didn't want to stay at a boring airport hotel with nothing to see or do. I made the correct choice! The staff were friendly, welcoming and highly professional. I was greeted as a loyal Hyatt member and was given an upgrade to a river/city view room on the highest floor. The panorama of Big Ben, the Thames and much of London was phenomenal! The bed was plush and comfortable and gave me a great night sleep in between long flights. The minibar provided a nice offering including complimentary bottled water, with choices of still or sparkling. There was also a Nespresso machine and an electric kettle with full accoutrements. The phenomenally equipped bathroom was the standout though. The separate soaking tube was HUGE and the walk-in shower was great as well. The multifunction, smart bidet was an extremely nice touch as well! The only disappointment was the room service fish and chips I opted for rather than walking down to Battersea Power Station on a very cold, windy day. The service and setup were great, but the food was bland and uninspiring.