Book the Park Hyatt Doha with VIP Benefits

Park Hyatt Doha is a sophisticated retreat located in Msheireb Downtown Doha, the world's first sustainable downtown regeneration project. Immerse your mind in the artwork masterfully decorating the walls, indulge in a carefully curated treatment at the tranquil two-story spa, and take part in an exquisite culinary journey when you dine at one of the unique restaurants.

Rooms & Suites

Park Hyatt Doha offers 187 elegant guestrooms, including 28 Park Suites, 3 Park Executive Suites, one Diplomat Suite, and one Presidential Suite. All rooms enjoy floor to ceiling windows, luxury window seats, a designer marble bathroom with a deep soaking tub, rain shower, and double vanity sink. Presidential and Diplomat Suite guests can retreat to a private terrace with magnificent views over the city or Corniche.

Dining

Enrich your senses by a world-class culinary journey at one of the diverse dining choices. Enjoying a high-rise building, the hotel offers magnificent views over the city and Doha Corniche with dining outlets offering the finest in Japanese, local and international cuisines. ''Sora'' - There is no view quite so magical in the city as the one you get from Sora, the sophisticated Japanese restaurant and lounge. With a balance of small sharing dishes and Robata's unique culinary art, Sora offers an artfully curated dining experience for those who seek a lasting memorable evening.

''Opus'' - Experience the theatrics unexpectedly unfolding before your eyes when you dine at the open kitchen concept, offering the freshest in local ingredients and locally inspired dishes. Celebrity Qatari chef Shams Al Qassabi and Michelin-starred chef Jean-François Rouquette have curated the menus and can often be spotted checking each dish to ensure a razor-sharp authentic taste is served.

''Anis'' - A visionary dining concept, offering health-orientated dishes rarely witnessed to embody such elegance. Enjoy a range of unique choices of organic beverages and locally sourced ingredients. Boasting an off-street entrance, this restaurant is deemed inviting to locals and passers-by, and in-house guests.

''Japanese With 180 Degrees View'' - A contemporary Japanese restaurant and lounge serving Japanese dishes in an informal yet sophisticated atmosphere. The dining area's main features include a sushi counter and charcoal Robata grill, with skilled chefs demonstrating precision and culinary artistry. The lounge will encompass a residential-style bar counter, with intimate private seating areas, in addition to outdoor seating for 36 persons with panoramic views across to the Emiri Palace and West Bay skyline.

Spa & Wellness

Personalized To Your Lifestyle Massage - Unlike other Spas, The Spa at Park Hyatt Doha offers protocols that are mood and lifestyle-based. By engaging several traditional Spa techniques in a single session to address a specific need (such as low energy, lack of focus, or sleep issues), both time and treatment outcomes are optimized. Unique to The Spa at Park Hyatt Doha, your personalized Spa journey comes complete with a period of Virtual Reality-induced relaxation, leaving you rejuvenated and ready to take on the world.

Steps away from Qatar's Historic Marketplace

A stroll down the bustling alleys of Souq Waqif provides an authentic taste of traditional commerce, architecture, and culture. The maze of small shops offer a dazzling array of Middle Eastern merchandise from spices and seasonal delicacies such as fresh dates and nuts to perfumes, ornate jewelry, clothing, handicrafts, and a treasure trove of souvenir bargains. Traditional music, art, and cultural shows add to this special place's ambiance, which also houses a comprehensive visitor center. Relax and soak up the vitality and atmosphere at one of its eclectic mix of great restaurants and cafes, which offer traditional Qatari food as well as regional dishes and treats from Asia and North Africa. The Souq is also home to several art galleries and a traditional falconry market.

Dive into Qatar's Past

One of Qatar's last pearl divers, Saad Ismail Al Jassem, still runs a small store in Souk Waqif, located just a few minutes' walk from the hotel. In addition to being one of the last pearl divers to give a glimpse into the diving experience and tools, he also introduces his visitors to some of the traditional poetry and customs of the Qatari sea life. At almost 80 years old, he has plenty of stories and experiences to share with visitors and is fluent in Arabic, English, and Hindi.