Park Hyatt New York

“My New NYC Favorite Stay”

All around amazing experience. Staff was attentive, friendly, and thoughtful throughout our stay! Our 12 year old daughter left spoiled, as did we!

“PH flagship”

Knowing that the Hyatt points devaluation was impending, I finally took the opportunity to try out the flagship PH property, and I'm glad I did. Having just visited the newly opened Park Hyatt Marrakech, I told the associate at check-in and she upgraded me to a one-bedroom suite, which was much ap… more

Knowing that the Hyatt points devaluation was impending, I finally took the opportunity to try out the flagship PH property, and I'm glad I did. Having just visited the newly opened Park Hyatt Marrakech, I told the associate at check-in and she upgraded me to a one-bedroom suite, which was much appreciated. The room consisted of a powder room, a living room with a work desk, and a separate bedroom. The ensuite bathroom had a tub, 2 sink vanity, and separate enclosed shower and toilet. Toiletries were Le Labo Bergamot. (*Bonus, you can go to the Le Labo shop on Madison Ave and show your room key to receive a complimentary discovery set!) Globalist breakfast was had in-room where the highlight dish was the lobster omelette. The fitness center was nice and had great cardio machines, including Peloton bikes and rowing machine. The free weight section was a bit lacking in space and equipment, though. The views from the fitness center overlooking Central Park were the best. The pool was nice, but on a rainy day everyone and their children were in there which took away from any semblance of a relaxing respite. I had to wake up very early to get a lane to myself for lap swimming which lasted maybe 30 minutes before families and children arrived. Location was excellent, just a couple of blocks from Central Park, across from Carnegie Hall, and numerous subway stations. Overall, the PH flagship lives up to its reputation (for better or for worse). You get the biggest space you can for a hotel room in NYC with top-tier service. While international PHs are unmatched, the NY flagship does try convincingly well.

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“Caution! Overrun with children”

Hotel is a great five star experience with a glaring exception. It seems it has turned into a Hyatt Globalist Family entertainment retreat. The “living room” restaurant described by Hyatt as “ambience of a Central Park residence.”…is basically overrun with family’s with children and their typical… more

Hotel is a great five star experience with a glaring exception. It seems it has turned into a Hyatt Globalist Family entertainment retreat. The “living room” restaurant described by Hyatt as “ambience of a Central Park residence.”…is basically overrun with family’s with children and their typical behavior at breakfast. It’s not at lunch or dinner bc the globalists would have to pay and they don’t want to do that. The pool is constantly overrun, by same families who each seem to have six young kids creating anything but a relaxing environment. The website says the pool is “tranquil spa pool offers a sensory rest from the energy of New York. Dip into the warm water surrounded by sleek design and natural light, and enjoy the sounds of Carnegie Call with a specially curated underwater playlist. Whether for a refreshing swim or a peaceful retreat, this modern oasis redefines urban relaxation.” The pool is anything but this. I thought it maybe was just weekends, but it was like this on a monday as well. The rooms are fantastic, but frankly the lovely pool is basically unappealing for adults seeking relaxation and the idea of enjoying the living room in the morning over a nice coffee is a non starter. The living room was nice in the evening. Despite multiple attempts at different hours the pool was never in a state where one could just chill and relax in the space The rooms are fantastic.

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