Hotel guests have access to the restaurants, bars and entertainment centres within the Complex at the Hyatt International Centre and Park Hyatt Baku, as well as a choice of outlets within the hotel itself. This classic bar and all day eatery has a relaxed and cozy atmosphere. Opening onto the outdoor swimming pool, the restaurant serves buffet breakfast and lunch with an a la carte menu for dinner. The bar is the ideal venue to relax after a busy day also serving freshly brewed coffee, loose-leaf teas and a variety of beverages throughout the day. The pool deck provides an alfresco seating option during the warmer summer months. Breakfast: 6.30 am - 10.30 am (until 11.00 am on Saturday Sunday) Lunch: 12.00 noon - 3.00 pm Dinner: 6.30 pm - midnight. The Gourmet Shop is the ideal place for freshly brewed coffee or a quick lunch. A selection of home-made pastries, cakes, cookies, sandwiches, salads and daily specials are on offer. Mezzo offers stimulating Mediterranean cuisine for lunch and dinner. The restaurant is stylish but casual with a show kitchen, extensive wine selection and summer terrace overlooking the hotel's garden. Located just off the main Lobby of Park Hyatt Baku. Breakfast: 6.30 am - 10.30 am (until 11.00 am on Saturday Sunday) Lunch: 12.00 noon - 3.00 pm Dinner: 6.30 pm - 11.00 pm. More Dining Entertainment

Career Opportunities. Hyatt Regency Baku, opened in 1995, is the first five-star hotel, having set the European standards of luxury and service in Azerbaijan. With the intensive extension and the addition of Hyatt Office Tower in 1996, Park Hyatt Hotel and the Hyatt International Centre in 1999, it has become a Hyatt Complex - the central meeting point in Baku for the business and social community. Hyatt Regency Baku is a world-class hotel with the 160 deluxe guest rooms and suites designed in soft colours and classic furnishings, with spacious bathrooms and an array of hotel amenities. Park Hyatt Baku, a hotel with the 159 rooms and suites, contemporary in design, and decorated in soft, neutral colours, is conveniently located between Hyatt Regency Baku and the Hyatt International Centre. It features offices, apartments, restaurants and an entertainment complex. Hyatt Regency and Park Hyatt guests have access to the restaurants, bars and entertainment centres within both hotels as well as within the entire Complex and the Hyatt International Centre. The Hyatt International Centre includes the dazzling Club 1033 at Izmir Street, and a comprehensive Fitness Centre with a spa and pool at Oasis Health Club. Park Hyatt Baku offers two multifunctional hotel meeting rooms, equipped with the latest technology and each accommodating up to 70 guests, while the adjacent Hyatt Regency and Hyatt Meeting and Conference Centre house a large array of flexible conference and banquet facilities for a variety of events. It is the people of Hyatt International Hotels Resorts who make the Hyatt experience an exceptional one. Guided by our Corporate Values, we strive to equip and empower our people to develop careers, not jobs, with Hyatt International Hotels Resorts. Innovation and an entrepreneurial spirit are the foundation for the way we conduct business. Our goal is to attract and retain a workforce that is comfortable in working in a luxury hospitality environment, and is motivated to provide a level of service, which is excellent, innovative and customer-driven, and reflects the local cultures where we do business. We believe we can accomplish this by being a listening company of well-informed, impassioned people. Hyatt International Hotels Resorts strives to provide a fair and ethical work environment for all its employees worldwide. Our people are our principle asset and it is their commitment to our Values that sets us apart from our competitors. Our aggressive expansion plans provide opportunities at all levels, supported by extensive training programmes and continuous development to prepare our employees for new opportunities with Hyatt hotels worldwide. If you are a motivated, flexible team player with attention to detail and committed to guest satisfaction, we would like to hear from you. If you are interested in Management positions, please click to apply. To apply for an employment, please send a full CV (Curriculum Vitae) in either Microsoft Word or RTF (Rich Text Format) to: By e-mail: Info.Hyatt_Baku@hyattintl.com. By post: Ms. Rena Sadikhova Director of Human Resources Hyatt Hotels Baku Bakikhanov Street 1AZ1065 Baku Azerbaijan By fax: +994 12 907204

Hyatt Regency Baku Hotel. Views of Izmir Park and Baku or the inner courtyard and pool welcome you to a modern 25- to 40-sq.-metre room featuring queen bed with irresistible goose down pillows and plush duvet. Deluxe amenities include marble bath, bathrobes, coffee and tea facilities, and generous work area with direct-dial phone, complimentary local calls and high-speed Internet access. 24-hour room service. 25 inch or larger TV. Rollaways upon request. Enhanced work desk lighting. Cable/satellite TV channels. High-speed Internet access. Maximum guests per room: 2. Regency Executive Suite. If you have questions about reservations, please contact us at 1-800-633-7313 in the U.S. and Canada, or for an international reservation center. Hotel Special Offers. 1 Bakikhanov, AZ1065, Baku, Azerbaijan 1065 Tel: 994 12 496 1234 Fax: 994 12 496 1235

Gold Passport # / Username. Forgot Your Password? Not a Gold Passport member? Dining Entertainment. Hyatt Regency Baku Hotel. Select check in month and year. Select check out month and year. Redeem Gift Certificates. Please note the Best Available Rate search does not include affiliation or senior rates. Book all your travels together and save. 1 Bakikhanov, AZ1065, Baku, Azerbaijan 1065 Tel: 994 12 496 1234 Fax: 994 12 496 1235 Email: baku.hotels@hyatt.com. Regency Executive Suites. High-Speed Internet Access. Chauffeur-driven Limousine rental. Wireless High-Speed Internet Access. Gourmet Shop, for Sandwiches Snacks. Beluga Bar - All day eatery. Cafes and Restaurants in the adjoining Park Hyatt Baku. Club Oasis Fitness Centre. Gobustan Rock Carvings. Yanar Dag (Flaming Rock). Pre-Function and Social Function Space Available. Search for career opportunities at this Hyatt hotel. The Hyatt Regency Baku hotel is a world-class hotel, conveniently located on Bakikhanov Street, just a five-minute drive from Baku city centre, Azerbaijan, with its shopping, dining and entertainment. Our hotel in Baku is only ten minutes from the Baku Exhibition Centre and the government offices. Baku Airport is within 35 minutes of the hotel. Pre-arrange services and activities prior to arrival. Hyatt Gift Certificates. Give the Gift of Hyatt with Hotel Gift Certificates, Cards and Checks. HOTEL SPECIAL OFFERS. Focus on yourself today. Careers at this hotel. Hotel information also available in: Privacy Policy - Your Privacy Rights. 2008 Hyatt Corporation

The Britannia Pub is the meeting place in town. This authentic British pub serves a variety of imported beers and traditional English pub meals. Cafe Oasis serves a variety of freshly squeezed juices, smoothies, milkshakes, soft drinks, isotonic drinks and healthy bites. The Juice Bar is a meeting place for the health conscious. Located in Club Oasis at the Hyatt International Centre.

Hyatt Regency Baku and Hyatt Meeting and Conference Centre houses a large array of flexible conference and banquet facilities. Wedding events can be organized in the Hyatt Regency Baku's many lively meeting facilities. Stage a cocktail reception, wedding, dinner, charity event or gala function in the Guba Ballroom. With its own capcious foyer, the ballroom can accommodate up to 350 guests.

Service City Information. The capital of Azerbaijan, a former Soviet republic in the Caucasus bordered by the Russian Federation, Georgia and Iran, Baku is situated in the Absheron Peninsula on the shores of the Caspian Sea. Together with Georgia and Armenia, Azerbaijan forms a region known as Transcaucasia, and due to its geographical position it was an important stopover on the Silk Road. Influenced throughout its history by the Shirvan-Shahs, the Mongols, Peter the Great and Persia, Baku reflects elements of this rich heritage within the walls of the old town or fortress of Icheri-Shekher. This picturesque section of Baku includes the Maiden's Tower, Shirvan-Shah's Palace and the 11th-century Synyk-Kala Minaret and Mosque, while around the fortress architectural styles range from Moresque, Gothic and baroque to the present day. The political, economic and cultural centre of Azerbaijan, Baku's economy is based on the oil industry, with oil and gas fields outside the city. The Ateshgah fire-worshippers' temple in Surakhany (15 kilometres from Baku) was built on a site saturated with natural gas, causing flames to spontaneously erupt from the ground. These flaming torches were believed to have miraculous, divine power and the people used to worship them. Gobustan A history and art preserve containing rock carvings which date from the Stone Age up to the Middle Ages. Some 4000 petroglyphs were discovered, recording the lives of early civilisations, and also some inscriptions made by Roman soldiers and Arabic traders. Atashgah Temple The fire worshippers' temple in the village of Surakhany is a religious complex dating from the 17th century, with a mixture of Indian and Azeri-style architecture. The shrine has an eternal fire in the middle of the floor and on all the four corners of the roof, fed by natural gas conducted through stone pipes. Dendropark The botanical gardens of the Academy of Science can be found in Dendropark. Yanar Dag (Flaming Rock) This rocky slope is covered with flaming torches of escaping methane, which have been burning, it is thought, since the time of Alexander the Great. When you see the flaming hillside at night, you will remember it always. Mashtaga Mashtaga is a subtropical state farm producing fresh figs, almonds, pomegranates, apples, olives and various nuts, which can be purchased. Shirvan-Shah's Palace (15th to 16th century) Situated in the old city of Baku and built when the Shah's capital moved from Shemakha to Baku. It consists of the palace itself, divan-hana (where ceremonial receptions and state assemblies were held), the tomb of a court astronomer, the Shah's family tomb, the mosque, the palace baths and a Turkish bathhouse, and an underground water reservoir. Within the ancient fortress walls are the Bukhara caravanserai (15th century) and the Multani caravanserai (14th century) where merchants stayed while travelling the Silk Road. Open: Monday to Friday - 9:00 am to 6:00 pm Gyz Galassy (Maiden's Tower, 5th to 6th century) This cylindrical tower, 90 foot tall and erected on coastal rock, still stands as it did more than 1000 years ago. Museum of Carpets and Folk Crafts Formerly the Lenin Museum, this museum is an excellent way to experience the carpet designs of the surrounding regions. Azerbaijan also has a long history of carpet weaving and is world-famous for its original designs, some of which can be found in the world's greatest museums, like the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and the Louvre in Paris. Open: Monday to Friday - 11:30 am to 6:00 pm The National Literature Museum The National Literature Museum pays special tribute to Nizami, who lived in the 12th century and wrote the famous poem, The Seven Beauties. The poem is represented in miniature porcelain statues. Open: Monday to Friday - 11:30 am to 4:30 pm The Cesme Doll Museum The Cesme Doll Museum displays a collection of dolls wearing the intricate traditional costumes of historical Azeri people. All the dolls are handmade by the owner of the museum. Kuba This is the city of apple orchards, located on the north-east slope of the Great Caucasus at a height of 2000 feet, and famous for its carpets and large bazaar. A fire worshippers' temple is located close to Kuba, and behind it lies the Canyon of Tengy with a maximum depth of 250 metres. Close to the canyon, at Afurdyi, is a 30-metre waterfall. Shemakha Lying at 2600 feet, Shemakha is one of the most ancient trading cities. In winter, Azeris go there to ski. The city has a small museum and is well known for the Shirvan agricultural farm where one can taste the famous local wines and brandy. An astrophysical observatory lies close to Shemakha, with the largest mirror telescope in the Commonwealth of Independent States. The Historical Architectural Reserve - Lagich Settlement The settlement was built in the 4th and 5th centuries and is now a handicraft centre with copper crockery and utensils, Caucasian daggers, jewellery, tanning, engraving, tailoring, handmade carpets and pottery. The peculiar architecture is interesting and includes ancient mosques and bathhouses, a medical water supply and sewerage system. Sheki One of the oldest and biggest cities in Azerbaijan, Sheki contains the summer palace of the Sheki Kahns, which is now a museum lying within the fortress. There are also medieval stone houses with tiled roofs, high verandas and courtyards. Zakataly A green town with a rose nursery and a large nut-processing factory. Lencoran This city is in the extreme south of the republic, with citrus fruits, cotton and tea and a big nature reserve. Lencoran is where the old Russian leaders used to go for relaxation and thermal mineral springs can be found nearby.

 Guest rooms have air conditioning
 Luggage storage
 Breakfast may be served in the room
 Rent-a-car service
 Central situation
 Playground for children
 Clothes dry cleaning
 Conference and meeting room
 Credit cards accepted
 Currency exchange service
 Dinner may be served in the room
 Lift
 Disabled guests are welcome
 Facsimile services
 Fitness hall
 Hairdryer
 Heating
 Access to internet
 Ironing facilities
 Jacuzzi tub
 Laundry services/washing machine
 Licensed bar
 Fully stocked mini bar
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Around-the-clock recetpion
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Restaurant
 Around-the-clock room service
 Safe deposit box
 Sauna
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Solarium
 Swimming pool
 Phone at reception
 Phones in rooms
 TV sets in rooms
 Tennis court
 Cheques accepted