Park Hyatt New York

Park Hyatt New York occupies the lower 25 floors of One57 at 153 West 57th Street, directly across from Carnegie Hall and two blocks south of Central Park. The 196 keys (106 rooms + 90 suites) start with a generous 47 m² Park Room — large for Manhattan — with marble bathrooms and heated floors. The Living Room handles all-day dining and serves Globalist breakfast; The Back Room is the property's hidden speakeasy bar. The 25th-floor Park Hyatt Pavilion sits beside an indoor saltwater pool with views into the city. Twice-daily housekeeping comes standard.

• · 153 West 57th Street, across from Carnegie Hall, two blocks to Central Park
• · 47 m² Park Rooms with marble bathrooms and heated floors (large for NYC)
• · The Living Room — Globalist breakfast venue, all-day dining
• · The Back Room — hidden speakeasy off the main lobby
• · 25th-floor indoor saltwater pool + Park Hyatt Pavilion event space

• · Mid-September through November is consistently peak — UN General Assembly, fall foliage, and Broadway openings push 35,000-point nights routinely.
• · Mid-January through February is the deepest off-peak — 25,000-point nights with cash rates near $650.
• · Late November through early January (Christmas / Tree Lighting / Times Square New Year) drives cash above $1,200 and 35,000-point peaks.
• · Late August is the second-cheapest window — many corporate clients are out and 25,000-point nights are common.

• · Suite Upgrade Awards (TSUs) typically confirm Grand Suites; one-bedroom and larger suites — including the Park Suite — are excluded.
• · Globalist breakfast is continental at The Living Room; the full hot menu is à la carte and not part of the benefit.