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Relax in this 600 sq. ft. One‑Bedroom Suite at Hyatt Grand Central New York, offering a clear City View and a calm, climate‑controlled retreat in Midtown Manhattan. The suite blends generous living space with blackout drapes and premium bedding for restorative sleep, and accessibility features are incorporated throughout to accommodate varied needs.
The bedroom is appointed with one King Bed featuring a pillowtop mattress and hypo‑allergenic, premium bed linens; the suite sleeps up to 4 guests and can accommodate a rollaway/extra bed for a surcharge. The private bathroom includes a roll‑in shower 56 inches wide, a separate shower area, plush towels, bathrobes, designer toiletries and a hair dryer. A dedicated work desk, laptop‑compatible safe, iron and ironing board, and a 50‑inch flat‑screen TV with premium channels, iPod dock and pay movies complete the in‑room conveniences.
Enjoy connected stays with complimentary Wi‑Fi included as part of the hotel’s destination fee package, plus in‑room comforts such as a minibar, refrigerator, free crib availability and daily housekeeping. Connecting rooms are available for families or groups, and in‑room massages can be arranged for a fee. The hotel is pet friendly—up to two dogs per room are permitted—and the concierge can help with reservations and local recommendations. For fitness, the StayFit Fitness Center is open 24/7, and on‑site dining includes the New York Central restaurant; further destination fee perks and services are detailed at booking.





























As the name says, this suite has a city view over Midtown Manhattan. The hotel sits at 109 East 42nd Street, beside Grand Central Terminal, and the Chrysler Building is steps away. Blackout drapes let you keep the room dark when you want to sleep.
The suite is 600 sq. ft. with one bedroom and a generous living space. It also has a dedicated work desk, an iron and ironing board and climate-controlled air conditioning, so it works for business stays as well as leisure.
The bedroom has one king bed with a pillowtop mattress and hypo-allergenic, premium bedding. The suite sleeps up to 4 guests. A rollaway or extra bed can be added for a surcharge, and a crib is available free of charge.
The private bathroom has a roll-in shower 56 inches wide, plus towels, bathrobes, designer toiletries and a hair dryer. The roll-in shower makes this suite a good choice for guests who need step-free bathing.
Yes. The hotel welcomes families, and this suite has a free crib, an optional rollaway for a surcharge, and a refrigerator. Connecting rooms are available for larger groups. The hotel is not adults-only, and guests must be 18 or older to reserve a room.
A destination fee of $39.99 plus tax per room per day (subject to change) covers premium Wi-Fi, digital access to the New York Times and Financial Times, and a $15 food and beverage market credit. It also includes a self-guided Grand Central audio tour for two, a Grand Central coupon book and a Macy's VIP passport. Seasonal rooftop skyline viewing is part of the package too.
The suite has a 50-inch flat-screen TV with premium channels and pay movies, plus an iPod dock. For work there is a desk, a laptop-compatible safe, a phone and free Wi-Fi. A minibar and refrigerator are in the room.
New York Central is the hotel's restaurant. It serves breakfast daily, lunch on weekdays, weekend brunch and dinner from 5:00 to 11:00 p.m., and takes reservations. The Lounge serves cocktails and small plates. Market To-Go in the lobby is open 24 hours for snacks and Starbucks coffee. The StayFit Fitness Center is open 24/7 and free for guests.
The hotel is directly connected to Grand Central Terminal, with 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 runs no airport shuttle, so guests use taxis, rideshare or public transport. Pets are welcome: up to two dogs per room, with a $75 per night per pet fee.
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