This hotel is beautiful and offers an exceptional blend of service and style. The hotel itself is a part of an upscale private condo building on Michigan avenue and extends through the 12th floor. While relaxing at the property, you can dine at NoMI or enjoy small plates and a cigar at the NoMI lounge.

Breakfast in bed? The room service is extensive and includes sushi and in room dining treats. The hotel has an excellent health club, butler service, and also a courtesy car.

This hotel is the best in the city. The experience is more personalized, and the property both professional and a retreat. The rate can run high (400-600 $) with the best rates on the weekends. A+

This is a fabulous hotel. Set right on Michigan Avenue, our suite looked out onto the historic Water Tower with Lake Michigan in the background. With 2 full sized marble bathrooms and a very large master bedroom, this is a luxury treat to say the least. The staff is friendly and accomodating and made us feel very special. We will definitely stay here next time. It is expensive, but very well worth every dollar. Kudo's to Park Hyatt!!

While I belong to AAA, I live by TripAdvisor... but I've learned that not everyone is going to have the same experience, even at the same hotel.

My family's experience at the Park Hyatt was absolutely great over the week of Independence Day -- quite different from the previous reviewer's.

I'd been planning this special get-away for nearly a year to coincide with the Taste of Chicago and the Pre-Independence Day fireworks display sponsored by Macy's on July 3rd. When I requested a room (months earlier) that would overlook the lake -- maybe to see the fireworks -- I was very courteously and promptly told that we wouldn't be able to see the show from the hotel, but given an alternate location that would offer a great view (which it did). We were still given a great room on a high floor with an incredible view of the water tower and lake.

When we arrived after a full day of travel -- sandy and sweaty from playing at Warren Dunes State Park -- in a baseball cap and flipflops, we were treated just like the guests in front of us wearing suits and gowns.

When we needed assistance, all we had to do was ask, whether it was for extra blankets, a phonebook or directions to Lou Malnati's.

When I was checking our folio on the evening before we were to leave, I noticed that we'd been charged for raiding the mini-bar; all it took was a call to the front desk and telling the staff person it wasn't us -- parking at $44/day taxed us, the mini-bar would have just been over-the-top for my middle-class family. The charge was reversed before we checked out the next day.

Our experience was simply great and I'd recommend this hotel to anyone. (Any hotel ranked higher must be out-of-this-world and I tend to believe that a bad experience here is the exception rather than the rule.)

We stayed here for 3 nights over 2006/7 NY.

Rooms: The rooms are rather small for American standards. Our room didn't have a bath, only a walk-in shower and it was a small bathroom for 2 adults and 2 young children. It was a wonder we all actually fit inside the room - there were 2 queen beds. We had to put our luggage on the floor as there was just no space. When we mentioned about the lack of bathtub for our young children, the hotel said they would follow up, but never did get back to us.

Restaurant: We only had breakfast at the hotel. I recommend the Park breakfast only - it was very very good.

Room service: No kids menu.

Location: You can't beat the location of this hotel.

Service: It was alright, nothing to rave about.

Generally, this hotel is catered for adults and business travellers. Not kids friendly at all. Great for the single traveller on business.