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Step into this 300 sq. ft. accessible Room (Shower) at Hyatt Grand Central New York, designed for comfort and ease. The space is thoughtfully arranged to feel open and welcoming, with climate control and blackout drapes to ensure restful daylight or nighttime sleep, plus premium and hypo-allergenic bedding on a pillowtop mattress.
The room sleeps 2 on one King Bed and features a private bathroom with a roll-in shower measuring 56 inches wide, a portable shower seat, height-adjustable showerhead, and grab bars in the shower and near the toilet. Accessibility details extend throughout the room: low-height bed at 27 inches, low-height counter and sink at 34 inches, a low-height desk at 28 inches, low-height door lock and a low-height view port in the door, wheelchair-width doorways of 36 inches, and visual fire alarm and closed captioned TV for additional accessibility. Designer toiletries, towels, hair dryer and bed sheets are provided, and a rollaway/extra bed is available for a surcharge.
Guests benefit from the hotel’s destination fee inclusions that enhance the stay: high-speed premium Wi‑Fi, access to digital New York Times and Financial Times content, a $15 food & beverage market credit per room per day, and other curated perks. The room’s combination of accessible design, premium bedding and included digital and market credits makes it practical for business or leisure stays at Hyatt Grand Central New York.






























This 300 sq. ft. room is built for wheelchair users. It has 36-inch wheelchair-width doorways, a low-height bed (27 inches), a low-height desk (28 inches), a low-height counter and sink (34 inches), a low-height door lock and a low-height view port in the door. For safety it has a visual fire alarm and a closed captioned TV.
The private bathroom has a 56-inch-wide roll-in shower with a portable shower seat, a height-adjustable showerhead and a grab bar in the shower. There is also a grab bar near the toilet. Designer toiletries, towels and a hair dryer are provided. The room has a shower only, not a bathtub.
The room sleeps 2 guests on one king bed, which sits low at 27 inches. The bed has a pillowtop mattress with premium, hypo-allergenic bedding. A rollaway/extra bed can be added for a surcharge, so please check with the hotel on how that fits in the room's 300 sq. ft.
Yes. The room has blackout drapes for sleeping in or resting after a long day of Midtown sightseeing. It also has climate-controlled air conditioning.
The destination fee is $39.99 plus tax per room per day (subject to change). It includes high-speed premium Wi-Fi, digital access to The New York Times and Financial Times, and a $15 food and beverage market credit per room per day. It also covers a self-guided Grand Central audio tour for two, seasonal rooftop skyline viewing, a Grand Central coupon book and a Macy's VIP passport with shopping discounts.
The hotel is at 109 East 42nd Street and is directly connected to Grand Central Terminal. From there you can reach the 4, 5, 6, 7 and S subway lines and Metro-North trains to Westchester and Connecticut. Times Square is about a 13-minute walk and the Empire State Building about 14 minutes.
New York Central is the signature restaurant, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with Western European-inspired cooking and floor-to-ceiling windows. Dinner runs 5:00–11:00 p.m. daily. The Lounge at New York Central 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 spa on property, though in-room spa services such as massage are available for a fee. The StayFit Fitness Center is open 24 hours and is free for guests, with treadmills, ellipticals, weight machines and free weights.
Check-in is from 4:00 PM (until midnight) and check-out is 11:00 AM. The minimum age to reserve a room is 18, and that guest must be present at check-in. An incidental authorization of $145 per night, covering incidentals and the destination fee, is taken at check-in, and cash can be used.
The hotel has no airport shuttle, so taxis, rideshare and public transport are the usual choices. LaGuardia is about 8 miles away, JFK about 15 and Newark about 17. An airport bus from LaGuardia arrives at 42nd Street and Park Avenue. Parking is not free; valet parking is available for a nightly fee.
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