Toronto Hotels--Park Hyatt versus Four Seasons
May 28th, 1999, 11:55 AM
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Toronto Hotels--Park Hyatt versus Four Seasons
I am planning a romantic weekend in Toronto in August and am considering either the Park Hyatt or the Four Seasons for a two night stay. I would be interested in a comparison by anyone familiar with both. Comments from anyone with knowledge of one or the other would also be appreciated.
May 28th, 1999, 04:28 PM
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Is the Park Hyatt formerly the Park Plaza? If so, we loved this place, especially the roof top restaurant and cocktail lounge with outdoor terrace overlooking the city below. The Four Seasons is nice, too. You can't go wrong with either. We especially enjoy this neighborhood.
May 28th, 1999, 04:57 PM
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Rich, I recently booked a trip to Toronto for late summer and was looking at several hotels. Just for your information, the Park Hyatt (formerly Park Plaza) quoted me $400 US/night. Maybe in August you'll get a better rate, but the posters on this forum advised me that while it was nice, the Park Hyatt was not worth $400/night. From my research, it sounds like the Four Seasons is one of the premier hotels to stay at in Toronto. at least moreso than the Hyatt.
Jun 1st, 1999, 06:09 PM
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Rich: Thanks for the update. When we visited last September, there was renovation underway (not that you could tell, it was so discreet) and a printed sheet regarding a change of ownership promising only improvements. When making a reservation for dinner, I had mentioned that we were celebrating our anniversary. At the conclusion of our meal - which was one of the finest in every way we've ever had anywhere - our server brought a slab of white chocolate with "Happy Anniversary" on it in dark chocolate on a silver tray. What a nice touch! I was delighted, having forgotten about mentioning this. Later, it was carefully wrapped up for us to take along.
Jun 6th, 1999, 12:24 PM
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It's hard to tell looking at the Hyatt this week when the construction will be finished. At $400 US per night,it is overpriced, regardless of whether construction is underway. Stay at the Four Seasons, and walk across the street for a drink in the rooftop bar of the Hyatt. <BR>
