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Park Hyatt New York

Name: Park Hyatt New York
Telephone: 833-774 9288

Midtown Manhattan's artsy masterpiece

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Escape the bustling streets of Midtown Manhattan as you enter Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star Park Hyatt New York’s oversized custom-made bronze double doors.

The property, located on 57th Street between Avenue of the Americas and Seventh Avenue, sits across the street from Carnegie Hall and just two blocks from Central Park. Occupying the first 25 floors of the 90-story One57 skyscraper, the hotel mesmerizes you with its beauty (keep your eyes peeled for architectural screens and hand-woven custom carpeting) thanks to interior design firm Yabu Pushelberg.

Created to make you feel as if you are in your own home, the common areas of the hotel are named The Study (an ideal place for reading The New York Times) and The Living Room (a perfect setting to enjoy a glass of bubbly or dry-aged, grass-fed beef sliders). In these comfy spaces outfitted with muted tones, plush couches, and fresh flowers like yellow calla lilies or green hydrangeas.

Our Inspector's Highlights

Situated in the heart of Midtown, Park Hyatt New York is in an ideal location. Just a quick walk from Central Park and right across the street from Carnegie Hall, the hotel puts you in the center of New York City’s action.
You will love the artwork that lines Park Hyatt New York’s walls. With some 350 pieces commissioned from the Museum of Modern Art (including Marc Swanson’s Night Sky or Sigmar Polke’s Siberian Meteorites), a museum-like experience is offered to all.
Take a closer look at your room key card to see works from contemporary artist Matt Saunders and others.
Above the bar guests can see artwork such as Japanese artist Tetsuro Sawada’s plexiglass installation — an aggregation of nearly 1,000 pieces of glass.

Things to Know

Although all accommodations in the 210-room Park Hyatt New York hotel come with floor-to-ceiling windows, one of the best views of the city can be seen from the 25th floor when you’re in between laps or relaxing on a chaise lounge near the 65-foot indoor swimming pool.
This area, which is covered in blue- and- gold-striped Alexis Azure stone, receives plenty of natural light in the daytime and stays lit at night with the help of a custom-made lantern-like chandelier.
Additional hotel highlights include the etched screens found on the mirror in each elevator or the cityscape details seen on the clear plastic wrapping of Park Hyatt New York’s complimentary bottled water.
From its 25th-floor perch, Spa Nalai takes the mind and body to new heights with a host of restorative treatments, tantalizing packages and a Technogym-powered fitness center.

The Rooms

Park Hyatt New York has 210 rooms, including 92 suites.
Rooms feature Italian linens, and flat-screen TVs, along with artwork specially curated for the space.
Bathrooms in the hotel's guest rooms have deep soaking tubs and Le Labo beauty products.
Suites offer separate dining and sitting areas, even private outdoor terraces.
For the ultimate Big Apple escape, book into the Five-Star hotel's new Presidential Suite. The gorgeous 2,300-square-foot space exudes New York elegance with a serene blue and grey color palette, custom furnishings, floor-to-ceiling windows with partial Central Park views, a full kitchen, bar and butler service.

The Restaurants

Grab a seat on one of the couches in The Living Room and enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner. Tasty selections include spice green pea hummus with housemade lavash, crispy lemon oyster mushrooms or Murray's burrata.
If you're more in the mood to sip than nibble, you can always try a craft cocktail or savor a glass of champagne. The spot is also perfect for a drink before a Carnegie Hall concert.

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