This is without doubt one of the great hotels of the world. Its position nestling under the famous Harbour Bridge and looking over the water to the Opera House is quite simply sensational. And the hotel is beautifully appointed with large comfortable rooms and exceptional staff all very keen to please. I stayed for a week and will certainly be coming back there when I next visit Sydney. The restaurant worked well in my experience. The choice was wide and the quality good. Obviously it's not cheap which is why I enter my only slight observation which is that it's amazing they solemnly charge you a whack for wifi. Why does that niggle? It probably shouldn't but somehow it jars. It's more silly marketing than money grabbing. If you're looking for an economy stay this isn't for you. But someone might just tell them that when you're paying $800 a night for the room the least you expect is to have the wifi thrown in. Ok, having got that stupid irritation off my obviously too sensitive chest I need to just confirm that the Park Hyatt is the last word in luxury and you won't find better anywhere in the world.

My fiancee and I stayed one night at the Park Hyatt to celebrate our engagement. Upon checking in, we were given a free upgrade to the Opera view room. The hotel also gave us a complimentary bottle of sparkling wine with was very much appreciated.
The room was great and the view from the balcony was amazing. The bathroom was large and the bidet was a nice touch. The bed was king size and was very comfortable.
We had dinner at the Dining room, while good, wasn't exceptional. The food was nice, but my partner found a piece of plastic in her entree. The dish was quickly replaced and we were given complimentary dessert as an apology.
We went to the rooftop pool in the morning, and found it quite small. It was a good place to relax but was very noisy because of the Harbour Bridge.
Overall it was an excellent stay and we will be back to celebrate our wedding at this fine establishment.

I am sure that staying at the Hyatt Hotel as a guest is a very good experience, the hotel does look exceptionally well presented and is in a wonderful location with view across to the Opera House.

However, I would have to say that my dining experience in the restaurant on Wed the Dec was not an exceptional experience. The, booking made through the recommended on-line site and confirmed by the hotel , was lost somewhere between the hotel and the restaurant. When we arrived we were told we did not have a booking and even though they did find us a table it was not the window table I wanted for my two guests.
The food was good - not exceptional , one of the entrees was dry and when we told the staff this we were told that "it should not be" the implication being that we were finding fault over nothing - this really was not the case. I could say more about the whole experience however, surfice to say that it really was a bit of a let down. I really had expected more from a restaurant in such a hotel.

On the night we went there just seemed to be too many problems - the staff seemed rushed and not co--ordinated.

I may just have been very unlucky however, both my guests felt the same way -

We stayed here for two nights in April 2012 after the hotel completed a major renovation.
The ferry, restaurants, shops, Opera House are all within walking distance.
The service we encountered from everyone was exceptional.

Our room was beautifully decorated with modern furnishings. We had a balcony with a view of the Opera House and the harbour. The interior of the hotel has a neutral color scheme.

Definitely the best Park Hyatt Hotel I've stayed at and one of my favorites.