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This 300 sq. ft. Room, 1 King Bed at Hyatt Grand Central New York places you in the heart of Midtown Manhattan with skyline perspective. The room is climate-controlled and soundproofed to help ensure restful stays, while blackout drapes and hypo-allergenic, premium bedding with a pillowtop mattress create a peaceful retreat for two guests.
Sleeping arrangements include one King Bed dressed in premium sheets and designer pillows; additional sleeping options such as a rollaway/extra bed are available for a surcharge. The private bathroom is appointed with both a bathtub and an accessible roll-in shower measuring 56 inches wide, plus designer toiletries, a hair dryer and fresh towels. Accessibility features are included in the room type, and connecting rooms are available when you need more space or flexibility.
In-room conveniences make urban travel easier: a 50-inch flat-screen TV with premium channels, iPod dock, pay movies and free WiFi keep you entertained and connected, while a minibar and refrigerator handle snacks and drinks. A desk, laptop-compatible safe, iron/ironing board and daily housekeeping support business and leisure needs, and in-room massage services are available for a fee. The hotel is pet friendly and provides a free crib for families; soundproofing helps ensure privacy. Book with confidence at Hyatt Grand Central New York for a centrally located, comfortably equipped room designed for two.





























This is a 300 sq. ft. room with one king bed, designed for two guests. It has a pillowtop mattress, premium hypo-allergenic bedding, blackout drapes, a desk, a minibar and refrigerator, and a 50-inch flat-screen TV. It sits in Midtown Manhattan, right beside Grand Central Terminal.
The room has one king bed with premium sheets and a pillowtop mattress, so it suits a couple or two business travelers. A rollaway/extra bed can be added for a surcharge, and a free crib is available for families with a baby.
The private bathroom has a bathtub and a 56-inch-wide roll-in shower. You also get designer toiletries, a hair dryer and towels. The roll-in shower is part of the room's accessibility features.
The room is soundproofed, which helps keep the Midtown bustle outside. Blackout drapes and a pillowtop mattress add to a restful night, even in the middle of Manhattan.
You get a 50-inch flat-screen TV with premium channels, pay movies, an iPod dock and free WiFi. There is also a desk, a laptop-compatible safe, an iron and ironing board, a minibar and a refrigerator. Housekeeping is daily, and in-room massage is available for a fee.
A destination fee of $39.99 plus tax per room per day (subject to change) applies. It bundles premium Wi-Fi, digital New York Times and Financial Times access, and a $15 food and beverage market credit per room per day. It also includes a self-guided Grand Central audio tour for two, seasonal rooftop skyline viewing, a Grand Central coupon book and a Macy's VIP passport.
The hotel adjoins Grand Central Terminal, with direct access to the 4, 5, 6, 7 and S subway lines and Metro-North trains. Times Square and the Empire State Building are each about a 13–14 minute walk. The Chrysler Building is steps away. The hotel does not run an airport shuttle, so guests use taxis, rideshare or public transport.
New York Central serves breakfast, weekend brunch, lunch and dinner, with a Western European-inspired menu. The Lounge at New York Central offers cocktails and small plates. Market To-Go in the lobby is open 24 hours for snacks, meals-to-go and Starbucks coffee.
The hotel is pet friendly and welcomes up to two dogs per room, each up to 75 pounds. A nonrefundable fee of $75 per night per pet applies. A 24-hour fitness center is free for guests, and connecting rooms are available if you need more space. Daily housekeeping suits longer stays.
Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Valet or on-site parking is available for a fee, and rates are typically around $90–$100 per night. A guest must be at least 18 to reserve a room.
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