Park Hyatt New York
Hotel · Midtown West ·
Spacious rooms, chic spa, indoor pool, and elegant dining options
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Spacious rooms, chic spa, indoor pool, and elegant dining options
"If I were to picture a James Bond‑style suite, Park Hyatt New York fits the bill with crisp, minimal contemporary design, large rooms (even entry-level units are about 530 square feet), and several Terrace Suites that offer city views and patios; Spa Nalai on the 25th floor impressed me with its eucalyptus steam room, whirlpool and a saltwater lap pool with underwater speakers and a Carnegie Hall-curated playlist, plus an on-site Rossano Ferretti Hairspa for hair treatments and blowouts." - CNT Editors
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"Rising 90 stories high, the jewel here is the spectacular 25th-floor indoor swimming pool, where underwater speakers pump in a custom soundtrack curated by Carnegie Hall next door, with swimmers bathed in natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows framing Central Park; Spa Nalai (currently under renovation but still up and running) offers customized treatments, rooms feature museum-quality artwork, stone floors with radiant heating, and rain showers, and The Living Room restaurant overlooks Carnegie Hall." - Alexis Benveniste
"Located just below Central Park, this hotel houses a collection of more than 350 artworks—including notable pieces such as Sigmar Polke’s Siberian Meteorites and Marc Swanson’s Night Sky—and treats certain rooms as curated galleries. The Manhattan Suite, shaped by Tatar Art Projects to feel like the vacation home of a well-traveled New York collector, is a multiroom showcase of sculptures, photography, drawings, and collages by artists such as Erin Shirreff, Erin O’Keefe, Casey McCafferty, and Andy Burgess, complemented by dozens of art-focused coffee-table books." - AFAR
"Opened in December 2024 as part of the hotel's 10th‑anniversary renovations, this flagship one‑bedroom suite is a 2,000‑square‑foot, $35,000‑a‑night residence on the 25th floor (with an option to expand to 3,500 sq ft, two more bedrooms, two balconies and a $50,000 nightly rate by adding two connecting suites). The layout includes one and a half bathrooms, a full kitchen with oven and stove, a dining room for eight, a bar and wine fridge, a giant living room with a 165‑inch TV, an office, and 18‑foot floor‑to‑ceiling windows; the bedroom features a Bryte bed with independently adjustable firmness, while the main bath offers a rainfall shower, soaking tub and a Toto toilet. Guests receive white‑glove, highly personalized service — from a Mercedes chauffeur pickup and pre‑arrival attention to in‑suite surprises like themed cakes, customized treats (decaf options, a jar of Oreos, a sculptural mini chocolate cake imprinted with the city skyline) and staff who know guests’ names — and the team can arrange private chefs, off‑site experiences, and special requests. The suite also grants direct access to the same‑floor renovated pool and spa complex (including the cavernous saltwater pool and hot tub with high ceilings, floor‑to‑ceiling windows and a cube chandelier), private use of the pool for an hour, theatrical room service presentations, and concierge services for private art and gallery tours or dining recommendations; breakfast at the hotel restaurant is included. Overall, the experience pairs over‑the‑top, VIP amenities with cozy, restorative moments — luxurious hardware and spectacular city views combined with highly curated, personal touches that make guests feel pampered and famous." - Billie Cohen
"When you check in with a dog at Park Hyatt New York in Midtown West, the hotel provides a branded dog bed and specialty treats. The front desk places a water bowl in your room upon arrival, and there's even a curated, in-room doggy menu that features entrées like chicken and rice and desserts like berries, banana and cream." - Alexis Benveniste