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Relax in a 300 sq. ft. Room at Hyatt Grand Central New York that frames Midtown Manhattan city views and thoughtful accessibility. The space is climate-controlled and designed for comfort with blackout drapes, premium pillowtop bedding, hypo-allergenic linens and a décor that balances modern details with practical ease of use. Closed-captioned television and designer toiletries are provided, and towels and a hair dryer are included in your private bathroom.
Choose between one King bed or one Queen bed in a layout that sleeps two guests comfortably. The room is accessibility-minded throughout: low-height bed (27 inches), low-height counters and sink (33 inches), low-height desk (28 inches), and a low-height door lock with a view port. Doorways are 36 inches wide to accommodate mobility devices, and the bathroom includes an accessible bathtub with a 36-inch-high grab bar, grab bar near the toilet, a portable bathtub seat, and a roll-in shower option that is 56 inches wide. Visual fire alarm systems are installed for guest safety.
Your stay also includes the hotel’s destination-fee perks: high-speed premium Wi‑Fi, access to digital newspapers, a $15 food & beverage market credit per room per day, and curated local extras such as a Grand Central self-guided audio tour for two and seasonal rooftop skyline viewing. The hotel offers a 24-hour StayFit Fitness Center and in-room spa services for a fee; please contact the hotel for current details and to confirm policies prior to booking.






























The room frames Midtown Manhattan city views. The hotel adjoins Grand Central Terminal at 109 East 42nd Street, so you are in the middle of the city, close to the Chrysler Building and One Vanderbilt.
The room has 1 King Bed or 1 Queen Bed with a pillowtop mattress, premium and hypo-allergenic bedding and blackout drapes. It sleeps 2 guests, which suits a couple or two colleagues travelling together.
This is an accessibility-minded room. It has a low-height bed (27 inches), a low counter and sink (33 inches), a low desk (28 inches), a low door lock and view port, and 36-inch-wide doorways. It also has a closed-captioned television and a visual fire alarm.
The private bathroom has an accessible bathtub with a 36-inch-high grab bar, a second grab bar near the toilet and a portable bathtub seat. A 56-inch roll-in shower is also part of the accessible setup. Designer toiletries, towels and a hair dryer are provided.
A daily destination fee of $39.99 plus tax per room covers premium high-speed Wi-Fi, digital newspapers including the NYT and Financial Times, and a $15 food and beverage market credit per room per day. It also includes a Grand Central self-guided audio tour for two, seasonal rooftop skyline viewing, a Grand Central coupon book and a Macy's VIP passport. Fees are subject to change.
New York Central is the hotel's signature restaurant. It serves breakfast daily, weekend brunch, lunch on weekdays and dinner from 5:00 to 11:00 p.m. The Lounge serves cocktails and small plates. Market To-Go in the lobby is open 24 hours for snacks, meals-to-go and Starbucks coffee.
There is no pool and no on-site spa. In-room spa services such as massage are available for a fee. The 24-hour StayFit Fitness Center is free for guests and has ellipticals, treadmills, weight machines and free weights.
The hotel is directly connected to Grand Central Terminal, which gives access to the 4, 5, 6, 7 and S subway lines and Metro-North trains. Times Square is about a 13-minute walk and the Empire State Building about 14 minutes. The hotel has no airport shuttle, so guests use taxis, rideshare or public transport from LaGuardia (about 8 miles), JFK (about 15 miles) or Newark (about 17 miles).
Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. The minimum age to reserve a room is 18. An incidental authorization of $145 per night is taken at check-in. Parking is valet only, for a fee. The hotel allows dogs up to 75 pounds, with a pet fee, and service animals are always welcome.
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