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Hyatt Centric Midtown 5th Avenue New York is a boutique-style Midtown Manhattan hotel at 16 E 39th Street, between Fifth and Madison Avenues. Its strongest draws are the central location near Bryant Park and Grand Central, 162 modern rooms and suites, an Italian restaurant, rooftop lounge, and 24-hour fitness center.
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“Hyatt Centric Midtown 5th Avenue New York is a boutique-style Midtown Manhattan hotel at 16 E 39th Street, between Fifth and Madison Avenues. Its strongest draws are the central location near Bryant Park and Grand Central, 162 modern rooms and suites, an Italian restaurant, rooftop lounge, and 24-hour fitness center.”
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Hyatt Centric Midtown 5th Avenue New York is a Midtown Manhattan hotel at 16 E 39th Street, positioned between Fifth and Madison Avenues. Hyatt frames it as a quiet but connected base for exploring nearby New York landmarks including Bryant Park, Grand Central Terminal, the Empire State Building, Times Square, and Fifth Avenue. The property has 162 rooms and suites, including six suites noted in the opening announcement. Hyatt describes the accommodations as chic and modern, with upscale accessories, city views, and New York-inspired design details; third-party hotel profile information lists a typical Standard Room at about 298 square feet and a Suite at about 400 square feet. On-site amenities are focused and urban: a complimentary 24-hour Hyatt StayFit Gym, Italian dining at Ramerino Italian Prime, and a rooftop lounge. The available official materials do not advertise a pool, spa, or club lounge, so the appeal here is less about resort-style extras and more about location, design, and a convenient Midtown base.
A practical Midtown base with modern design and the hotel’s boutique-style aesthetic. Travel Weekly lists a typical Standard Room at about 298 square feet.
A guest room type centered on the hotel’s advertised New York City views and modern Hyatt Centric styling. Exact view orientation and availability can vary by room assignment.
The hotel’s suites offer more space than standard rooms; third-party hotel profile information lists a Suite at about 400 square feet. The opening announcement notes that the property includes six suites in total.
Ramerino Italian Prime is the hotel’s on-site Italian restaurant, described in listings as serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, and happy hour. The original restaurant concept emphasized Northern Italian cuisine with local New York flair.
Hyatt highlights a rooftop lounge at the property, giving guests an on-site place for drinks above Midtown. It complements the hotel’s Italian dining rather than functioning as a club or executive lounge.
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.
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.
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Midtown East / Midtown Manhattan location between Fifth and Madison Avenues, close to major transit, shopping, and sightseeing.
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