Hyatt Place New York City / Times Square — New York
World of Hyatt · Hyatt PlaceUpdated 2026-07-01 · cash rates, engine-checkedNew York, United States

Hyatt Place City / Times Square New York

Hyatt Place New York City / Times Square is a modern, mid-range Hyatt Place in Midtown West/Hell’s Kitchen, a short walk from Times Square, Broadway theaters, Penn Station, Port Authority, and Madison Square Garden. It delivers practical basics—free breakfast, free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour fitness center, and casual lobby dining—but no pool, spa, or club lounge.

Midtown West/Hell’s Kitchen address at 350 West 39th Street between 8th and 9th AvenuesShort walk to Times Square, Broadway theaters, Port Authority, Penn Station, and Madison Square GardenComplimentary warm breakfast buffet24-hour fitness center and 24-hour business center520-room modern high-rise hotel built in 2019Triple, quad, family, and connecting-room options useful for groups
Booking this stay

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2/3
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Midtown West/Hell’s Kitchen setting near Times Square, the Garment District, Hudson Yards, and major transit hubs.
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The verdict

Hyatt Place New York City / Times Square is a modern, mid-range Hyatt Place in Midtown West/Hell’s Kitchen, a short walk from Times Square, Broadway theaters, Penn Station, Port Authority, and Madison Square Garden. It delivers practical basics—free breakfast, free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour fitness center, and casual lobby dining—but no pool, spa, or club lounge.

Best for
  • Ideal for Broadway and Times Square sightseeing trips
  • Ideal for families or groups needing triple, quad, family, or connecting-room options
  • Ideal for business travelers using Penn Station, Port Authority, Hudson Yards, or the Javits Convention Center
  • Ideal for Hyatt loyalists who want a predictable mid-range stay with breakfast included
Key takeaways
  • This is a modern, mid-range Hyatt Place in Midtown West, close to Times Square, Broadway, transit hubs, and the Javits/Hudson Yards area.
  • The strongest perks are practical ones: included warm breakfast, free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour fitness center, and casual lobby food and drink.
  • The hotel has 520 rooms, with standard rooms cited at about 300 square feet and family-oriented configurations available.
  • There is no pool, spa, or club lounge, and dining is limited to casual breakfast, café, bar, and snack options.
  • It suits travelers who want location and Hyatt Place consistency more than luxury amenities.
Globalist breakfast
Yes · Complimentary breakfast for Globalist members.
Suite Upgrade Awards
No · Confirmed suite-upgrade awards accepted.
Free Wi-Fi for members
Yes · Complimentary internet for members.
Pay with points

Cards that get you here.

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About the property

What makes Hyatt Place New York City / Times Square worth the points.

Hyatt Place New York City / Times Square is a contemporary mid-range hotel at 350 West 39th Street in Midtown West/Hell’s Kitchen, between 8th and 9th Avenues. The location sits on the southern edge of the Times Square district, putting Broadway theaters, Times Square, Port Authority, Penn Station, and Madison Square Garden within an easy walk. The property opened in 2019 and has 520 rooms in a tall modern tower. Rooms are compact by broader U.S. standards but workable for Manhattan, with standard rooms cited at around 300 square feet, complimentary Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and flat-screen TVs; booking sources also note triple, quad, family, and connecting-room options. Amenities focus on the Hyatt Place basics rather than luxury extras. Guests get a complimentary warm breakfast buffet, 24-hour fitness center, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour business center, and casual lobby food-and-beverage options including a café, bar, and snack bar/deli. This is not a resort-style New York hotel: there is no pool, spa, or club lounge, and no major sources highlight true suite categories. Its appeal is convenience, predictable brand standards, and a central base for theater trips, Midtown meetings, Javits events, and transit-heavy itineraries.

Rooms & suites

Where you'll actually stay.

Standard Double Room

A standard double-room category suited to one or two guests who want a compact Midtown base. Standard rooms at the property are cited at around 300 square feet.

About 300 square feet for standard roomsAir conditioningSatellite flat-screen TVComplimentary Wi-Fi
King Room

A king-bed room option for solo travelers or couples who prefer one larger bed. The room follows the practical Hyatt Place format, with modern essentials rather than luxury extras.

King-bed configurationComplimentary Wi-FiAir conditioningFlat-screen TV
Triple Room

A room type intended for up to three guests, useful for small groups or families. Booking sources list triple rooms among the property’s available configurations.

Sleeps up to three guests depending on assigned layoutComplimentary Wi-FiAir conditioningFlat-screen TV
Quad Room

A multi-occupancy room category designed for up to four guests. This is one of the more useful configurations for families or friends trying to stay together in Midtown.

Sleeps up to four guests depending on assigned layoutFamily- and group-friendly configurationComplimentary Wi-FiAir conditioning
Family Room

Family rooms provide a more flexible option for travelers with children or multiple companions. Connecting or adjoining rooms may also be requested, subject to availability.

Family-oriented configurationConnecting or adjoining rooms may be requestedComplimentary Wi-FiFlat-screen TV
City View Room

Upper-floor rooms may offer city views toward Midtown’s surrounding towers. These are best for guests who want a more urban New York outlook while staying close to Times Square.

City views from many upper-floor roomsMidtown high-rise settingComplimentary Wi-FiAir conditioning
Dining & club lounge

Where to eat, and where to unwind.

Complimentary Breakfast Area
Breakfast buffet

The hotel serves a complimentary warm breakfast buffet in its common dining area. This is the main included dining feature and is geared to a quick start before sightseeing or meetings.

Lobby Café
Coffee and light bites

The on-site coffee shop/café offers a convenient lobby-level option for coffee and casual snacks. It is practical rather than destination dining.

Lobby Bar
Bar service

The hotel has an on-site bar for casual drinks in the lobby area. Expect a simple Hyatt Place-style setup rather than a full-service standalone restaurant.

Snack Bar/Deli
Grab-and-go snacks

A snack bar/deli provides convenient packaged or quick-service items for guests who want something easy before heading out into Midtown.

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.

Choose this hotel for theater-focused trips in any season, since the property is within a short walk of Times Square and Broadway theaters.
It is a practical pick for Javits Convention Center or Hudson Yards business stays when your schedule is centered on Midtown West.
Transit-heavy itineraries work well here year-round because Port Authority, Penn Station, and multiple subway connections are nearby.
For family trips, look for triple, quad, family, or connecting-room availability early, since those layouts are the most useful options at this room-focused property.
Fine print
  • · There is no pool, spa, or club lounge; the hotel is best viewed as a convenient mid-range base rather than a luxury resort-style stay.
  • · Parking is off-site nearby rather than in an on-site hotel garage, and fees may apply.
  • · Dining is informal and lobby-based, with breakfast, café, bar, and grab-and-go options rather than a full-service destination restaurant.
  • · Room categories are primarily standard and family-oriented rooms; major sources do not highlight dedicated suite categories for this property.
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Tours & activities in New York.

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Around the property

Midtown West/Hell’s Kitchen setting near Times Square, the Garment District, Hudson Yards, and major transit hubs., decoded.

The neighborhood

Midtown West/Hell’s Kitchen setting near Times Square, the Garment District, Hudson Yards, and major transit hubs.

Times SquareBroadway Theater DistrictMadison Square GardenPennsylvania StationJavits Convention Center
On property
Complimentary warm breakfast buffet24-hour fitness centerFree Wi-Fi24-hour business centerCoffee shop/caféOn-site barSnack bar/deliDry cleaning/laundry services
  • · 520-room modern high-rise hotel built in 2019
  • · Address at 350 West 39th Street between 8th and 9th Avenues
  • · Standard rooms cited at around 300 square feet
  • · Triple, quad, family, and connecting-room options available
  • · No pool, spa, or club lounge
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What people ask about Hyatt Place New York City / Times Square.

Data freshness
  • // last checked 2026-07-01
  • // award pricing: see official World of Hyatt award chart
  • // source: www.hyatt.com

Cash rates are re-checked on a schedule; live award pricing comes straight from the program rather than a number we publish here. See methodology.