Park Hyatt Auckland celebrates five years of luxury hospitality in Aotearoa
Since opening its doors in 2020 at the height of the global pandemic, Park Hyatt Auckland General Manager, Brett Sweetman, said the hotel has grown to become one of New Zealand’s most celebrated luxury destinations, being awarded by publications across the globe.
“Reaching five years is a meaningful milestone for both Fu Wah Investments, the owners of Park Hyatt Auckland and the dedicated team who bring passion to their work every day,” he said.
“We opened during a time of global uncertainty, but our vision of demonstrating luxury whilst showcasing the New Zealand culture has always been clear.
“This celebration is not only a moment of reflection, but also our way of saying thank you to the dedicated colleagues, guests, and partners who helped shape what Park Hyatt Auckland is today,” he said.
Sweetman said what started as a bold decision to open in uncertain times has evolved into five years of award-winning experiences, heartfelt hospitality and strong connections with the local community.
“From getaways, weddings, corporate events and milestone celebrations, Park Hyatt Auckland has redefined luxury in Aotearoa,” he said.
To commemorate the milestone, the hotel is inviting guests to join a celebration this September, featuring exclusive events and curated experiences across its venues, all overseen by Park Hyatt Auckland Executive Chef Brent Martin, who leads the culinary vision across every outlet.
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