Park Hyatt Melbourne

... ;t stayed here for six weeks in 2003 (in the Grand Hyatt) we probably wouldn’t be travelling now. Having spent a few nights in the Park Hyatt (just cos they’re supposed to be the best) we’re now in the Grand. And it’s great to be ...

... that I was in Sydney and had a nice dinner on a cruise and then joined my 2 friends, Ray and JIll for a beer at the Park Hyatt.  Shout out to HYATT....this place was unreal and we had a nice chat with the bartender about Australia and the differences ...

... AND for about 45 minutes. Have to tell you, I now secretly have a mini fear of flying.... but anyways! Stayed at the Park Hyatt, about ten minutes from the city center, looks like a cruise ship with asian influence but fifi room. Dumped our stuff and ...

... up being) and some data entry into the computer. In the evening I took Georgina to my personal favorite social dancing venue, the Park Hyatt, where they have a live salsa band. Another fun night and lots of laughter. After 3 nights of consecutive dancing, ...

... new to it and they are laughing at their own mistakes. So you can imagine I had a great giggle. Last night I went to the Park Hyatt which has a live salsa band on a Friday night. I met a Hungarian teacher that I have been recommended for private lessons. ...

Hi there I am back travelling, well only for 3 weeks... ...

... bag in Melbourne, just had to wait an additional 15 minutes for it.  Best flight was the Qantas flight from Alice to Melbourne.  Two friendly flight attendants (female) in business class:  chatty Liz and Sharon.  Only two passengers in ...

... the Raffles, they went to the room and are holding the bag until I return to Singapore on Thursday. The flight down to Melbourne was quite pleasant especially as there were only two of us in First today.  Arriving in Melbourne felt like coming ...

... comprehensibly beaten. Lote Tuqiri decided he needed to answer his critics and spent the whole night hammering Tom Varndell into the Melbourne turf! Went back to the hotel, changed and then headed out to sample some of the Melbourne nightlife. Had a ...

... had some hours scheduled within a week.  I worked as a bartender at a ritzy 5-star hotel on Sydney Harbour called Park Hyatt.  The establishment is listed in my guidebook.  The rooms are priced at $500 and suites at ...

... a delay on VirginBlue from Melbourne for a couple of hours, the stresses were gone as soon as we were shown our room at the Park Hyatt. With wonderful views of the harbour bay and the opera house, and complimentary wine and cheese from the hotel, we could ...

... ashram, Mantramurti, lent me some cash to get me back to Sydney. I had made arrangements to check into the hotel (the Park Hyatt...a bit of alright after smelly hostels) before my family arrived in the evening. It was a funny experience checking into a ...

... to struggle to make the century for the year now) and we've 'lived' in thirty-two different establishments ranging from the luxurious Park Hyatt in Sydney to the less desirable comforts of a tent in the middle of nowhere. I can't compare enjoyment levels ...

... time to wait for you to translate, they are so busy and then you feel guilty holding other customers up. Bill saw an article on the Park Hyatt hotel where you can go at sunset to the 52nd floor to a beautiful bar and have a drink and watch the sun set ...

... had not been to since we first set foot on this continent 10 years ago is Australian Capital Territory or ACT, which is between Melbourne and Sydney cause presumably like bold children they couldn't agree who was the capital (a bit like the battle for the ...

... was spent rubbing anti-itch cream onto the several dozen bites we acquired during an open air showing of "Twilight" in Melbourne's Botanical Gardens (real-live bats swooping overhead enlivened the dull vampire narrative...) and downing hot toddies to ...