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Lady Gaga Couldn't Resist A Grand Entrance At the Park Hyatt Sydney

Go To The Hotel's Web Site Where: 7 Hickson Rd, The Rocks, Sydney NW, Australia, 2000
June 18, 2012 at 9:33 AM | by | Comments (0)

We've got more coming up on the Sydney hotel scene later this week, but we thought we'd start Monday off with our favorite turqouise-haired hotel-hopping pop star. Lady Gaga showed up to the Park Hyatt Sydney on Saturday looking, well, pretty much exactly herself in a sparkly beaded floor-length gown with her underwear showing through, and a 1940s-inspired hairdo.

Normally, the views across Sydney Harbor are the hotel's biggest attraction, but Gaga managed to make it all about herself when she arrived by stopping to greet fans. Sure, she could have simply waved at them from her 1,000 square foot terrace attached to the Sydney Suite, but what would be the fun in that?

Offered as the most expensive suite in the hotel, the Sydney Suite comes with two bedrooms, five TVs, a sauna, fireplace, and dining area. A price isn't even listed on the website, but is likely well above the USD $1298/night rate quoted for a Opera Deluxe King, which only offers a fraction of the amenities.

The Park Hyatt Sydney famously upped their game when they re-opened in 2011 with bigger windows, new rooftop suites, and twice as many butlers as before. Because what is a luxury hotel stay overlooking Sydney Harbor without butlers to serve you? At least that's what we assume Lady Gaga asked as she retreated to her suite ready to kick back with some cookies and a cup of tea. It can get so exhausting having to greet hundreds of fans every time you show up to a new hotel, you know?

The Park Hyatt marks a departure from Gaga's last Sydney hotel of choice: the Sheraton on the Park.

[Photo: TheBornThisWayBall]

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