World of Hyatt · AndazNew York, United States

Andaz 5th Avenue New York

Andaz 5th Avenue is a design-led luxury boutique hotel on Fifth Avenue at 41st Street in Midtown Manhattan, beside the New York Public Library and near Bryant Park and Grand Central Terminal. Its strengths are location, Andaz-style residential design, and a suite-heavy room mix rather than resort amenities like a pool or spa.

  • Prime Fifth Avenue address at 41st Street in Midtown Manhattan
  • Beside the New York Public Library Main Branch and near Bryant Park
  • Short access to Grand Central Terminal and major subway connections
  • Tony Chi-designed boutique interiors inspired by New York culture
  • Reported room mix of 184 rooms and 54 suites
  • The Shop serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner with a seasonal, locally sourced focus
Andaz 5th Avenue — New York
Booking this stay

Bookable with World of Hyatt points. Award pricing varies by date and category, so we link straight to the official World of Hyatt award chart for current rates rather than publishing a number that can go stale.

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“Andaz 5th Avenue is a design-led luxury boutique hotel on Fifth Avenue at 41st Street in Midtown Manhattan, beside the New York Public Library and near Bryant Park and Grand Central Terminal. Its strengths are location, Andaz-style residential design, and a suite-heavy room mix rather than resort amenities like a pool or spa.”

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  • Ideal for Hyatt loyalists who want a design-led Andaz stay in Midtown Manhattan
  • Ideal for travelers prioritizing Bryant Park, the New York Public Library, Grand Central Terminal, and Fifth Avenue access
  • Ideal for couples or solo travelers who prefer a boutique, residential-feeling hotel over a resort-style property
  • Ideal for suite-focused guests seeking larger, apartment-like layouts in Manhattan
Key takeaways
  • Location is the headline: the hotel sits on Fifth Avenue at 41st Street, beside the New York Public Library and close to Bryant Park and Grand Central Terminal.
  • The style is boutique and design-led, with Tony Chi interiors and an Andaz approach built around a local, residential feel.
  • Amenities are urban rather than resort-like: a fitness center is documented, while no pool or spa is supported by the supplied sources.
  • Dining centers on The Shop, an open-kitchen restaurant serving breakfast through dinner with seasonal and local sourcing.
  • The hotel is suite-relevant for Manhattan, with 54 suites reported among 184 total rooms.
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Free Wi-Fi for members
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At a glanceUpdated 2026-07-14T16:56:17.384056+00:00 · comparables research
Rewardopedia readStrong
Rooms
184
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Pools
0
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Signature restaurant
The Bar Downstairs & Kitchen
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Breakfast
Allows Globalist breakfast via in-room dining / room service (including delivery fee) with a generous per-day allowance (historically around $75) or a complete hot entree plus hot and cold beverage structure.
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Neighborhood
Very Walkable · Vibrant
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WellnessStandard
DiningStrong
LocationStandout
RoomsStrong
LeisurePresent
Room profile
Suite ForwardHigh
  • · avg 4.0 listed features per room type
  • · suite accommodations present
On-site recreation
About the property

What makes Andaz 5th Avenue worth the points.

Andaz 5th Avenue is a luxury Midtown Manhattan hotel at 485 Fifth Avenue at 41st Street, placing guests beside the New York Public Library Main Branch and near Bryant Park, Grand Central Terminal, and Fifth Avenue shopping. The setting is especially practical for travelers who want a central base with subway access and major Midtown landmarks within easy reach. The hotel is a Tony Chi-designed boutique property inspired by New York’s culture, blending the energy of Fifth Avenue retail with an art-forward, gallery-like sensibility. As an Andaz, it emphasizes a more local and residential-feeling arrival and stay experience rather than the formality of a conventional full-service business hotel. The room mix is reported as 184 rooms and 54 suites, with standard guest rooms as well as larger suite-style layouts and premium view-oriented accommodations. Supplied details do not provide a complete room-by-room matrix, but at least some higher categories include apartment-like features such as an oversized living room and a separate dining area. On-site amenities are city-hotel focused. A fitness center is documented, The Shop serves meals from breakfast through dinner, and there is no supplied evidence of a pool, spa, or dedicated club lounge.

Rooms & suites

Pick your window on the city.

Part of the reported 184-room inventory
Guest Room

The standard guest-room category is part of the hotel’s 184-room inventory and reflects the property’s design-led Andaz style. These rooms are best understood as the entry point to the hotel’s Midtown boutique experience rather than as resort-style accommodations.

Tony Chi-designed boutique aestheticResidential Andaz styleMidtown Fifth Avenue setting
Premium view-oriented category referenced in supplied sources
View Accommodation

View-oriented accommodations are noted among the hotel’s room and suite mix, appealing to guests who want a stronger sense of place in Midtown Manhattan. Exact view names, sizes, and bedding were not included in the supplied research.

Design-led interiorsFifth Avenue/Midtown contextAccess to the same on-site dining and fitness amenities
Part of the reported 54-suite inventory
Suite

Suites form a meaningful part of the hotel’s inventory, with 54 suites reported. These categories suit guests who want more space and a more apartment-like Manhattan stay.

Larger layout than standard roomsResidential boutique-hotel feelSuited to longer urban stays
Oversized living room in at least some suite-style rooms
Large Suite-Style Accommodation

Some higher suite-style accommodations are described with apartment-like layouts, including an oversized living room and a separate dining area. These are the most relevant options for guests who need entertaining space or a stronger residential setup.

Separate dining area in at least some suite-style roomsMulti-room layout referenced in supplied sourcesPremium Midtown hotel setting
Dining

Where you'll actually eat.

The ShopSeasonal AmericanThe Shop is the hotel’s main on-site restaurant, serving breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. The concept is built around an open kitchen, seasonal ingredients, and local sourcing.
The BarCocktails and bar serviceThe Bar is referenced in traveler accounts as an evening cocktail spot at the hotel. It fits the property’s more informal, lounge-like Andaz style rather than a traditional club-lounge setup.
Timing

When to go.

Live · you're in July
Best time
May–Jun, Sep–Oct

These shoulder-season months usually offer mild, comfortable weather with lower crowds and prices than the summer and holiday peaks, while avoiding New York’s hottest, most humid period.

Avoid
Jan–Feb, Jul–Aug, Dec

January and February are the coldest winter months and commonly the cheapest but least comfortable for weather; July and August bring the hottest, most humid summer conditions; December is a peak holiday month with higher prices and heavier crowds.

From the analysis

A few more timing notes.

Spring and fall are strong choices for using the hotel as a walking base around Bryant Park, Fifth Avenue, Grand Central, and nearby Midtown landmarks.
The winter holiday period can be especially atmospheric around Fifth Avenue and Bryant Park, but the neighborhood’s shopping and sightseeing appeal can also make the area feel busier.
Summer works well if you want a central Manhattan base with easy subway access, though the hotel’s appeal is urban access rather than resort-style amenities like a pool.
Weekday stays are convenient for Midtown and Grand Central business travel, while weekends can suit leisure trips centered on museums, shopping, parks, and restaurants.
The fine print
  • · No pool is listed among the documented amenities.
  • · The supplied research does not support claiming an on-site spa.
  • · A full official room-category matrix with exact sizes and bedding for every category was not included in the supplied sources.
  • · No dedicated club or executive lounge is documented in the supplied sources.
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Getting there & around

New York, decoded.

The neighborhood

Midtown Manhattan at Fifth Avenue and 41st Street, next to the New York Public Library and close to Bryant Park and Grand Central Terminal.

New York Public Library Main BranchBryant ParkGrand Central TerminalFifth Avenue shoppingMidtown subway connections
On property
Fitness centerThe Shop restaurantBar service at The BarOpen-kitchen dining conceptBreakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner serviceBoutique Andaz-style public spaces
  • Tony Chi-designed boutique hotel
  • Andaz concept with a local, residential feel
  • Reported inventory of 184 rooms and 54 suites
  • Suite-style layouts with oversized living and separate dining areas in some higher categories
  • Prime Fifth Avenue address
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