Park Hyatt New York Review
"Park Hyatt New York is a luxury five-star hotel in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, located directly across from Carnegie Hall and one block from Central Park. Spacious guest rooms and suites offer floor-to-ceiling views of the city and spa-like amenities. Find serenity at Spa Nalai, explore our curated art collection, or host an event in one of our unforgettable venues." - Park Hyatt New York
Hotel Rating
4.49
Great
The Bottom Line
What We Loved
- Comfortable King size bed, firm mattress with minimal partner motion transfer.
- Attentive, courteous personable staff (not too stuffy).
- Spacious room with minimal functional decor that hid clutter. Appreciated the hardwood floors where the bed was on a large rug.
- Spacious bathroom with dual vanity, water closet, soaking tub & separate shower. However, I never figured out how to enable the heated floors.
- During check-in was told the Globalist breakfast credit was $90 per day. Day 1 total of $150 and day 2 total of $230 were fully removed.
- Large gym with sauna & locker rooms.
- The hotel has a small indoor pool with great views.
- Fully stocked mini bar which included two sets of drink glasses and coffee cups.
- There were fresh flowers in the bathroom.
- Daily housekeeping and turn-down service.
- The blacklight test came up negative, and the room was very clean (as expected).
- Electronic controls of lights and curtains; curtains could be partially opened.
- Blackout curtains kept 95% of the sunshine out.
- The room had outlets located on both sides of the bed.
- US Open art throughout the lobby along with a gallery on the ground floor.
What We Didn't Like
- Wifi speed slow - unable to get on premium wifi.
- Two elevator systems - one to the lobby and the other to the guest rooms.
- Chromecast was not working in the provided panel under the TV.
- The living room TV did not swivel, which prevented viewing from any location other than directly in front.
- Expensive dining options.
- The room did not have USB charging and there were limited available outlets in the “living room”.
- Our 10th (of 25) floor room looked into the Carnegie Hall offices across the street.
The Verdict
Booked a two-night stay in a King Bed for 50k points before the dynamic pricing went into effect. The week of check-in, the standard King Bed room was listed for $1,325 each night or 35k points. With a great location near Central Park, along with personable staff and modern rooms, we will definitely stay here (on points) again when in New York.
Technology & Amenities
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