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World of Hyatt · JdV by HyattNew York, United States

Park South Hotel New York

Park South Hotel is a 131-room JdV by Hyatt boutique hotel in Manhattan’s Rose Hill/NoMad area, close to Gramercy, Flatiron and Midtown. Its strengths are location, design-forward social spaces, on-site dining and a rooftop bar, while standard rooms are compact and no club lounge, pool or full-service spa is listed.

  • 131-room boutique hotel in a 1906 Manhattan building
  • JdV by Hyatt property on East 28th Street between Park Avenue South and Lexington Avenue
  • Rose Hill/NoMad location near Gramercy Park, Madison Square Park and the Flatiron area
  • Lobby social spaces include a library and fireplace
  • On-site dining includes two restaurants, a coffee shop/café and multiple bars
  • Rooftop bar with neighborhood views
The verdict When to go
Park South Hotel — New York
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“Park South Hotel is a 131-room JdV by Hyatt boutique hotel in Manhattan’s Rose Hill/NoMad area, close to Gramercy, Flatiron and Midtown. Its strengths are location, design-forward social spaces, on-site dining and a rooftop bar, while standard rooms are compact and no club lounge, pool or full-service spa is listed.”

Book it if
  • Ideal for couples or solo travelers who want a boutique Manhattan base
  • Ideal for Hyatt loyalists who prefer a smaller JdV by Hyatt property over a large convention-style hotel
  • Ideal for visitors focused on NoMad, Gramercy, Flatiron, Madison Square Park and Midtown access
  • Ideal for travelers who value on-site bars and social spaces more than resort-style amenities
Key takeaways
  • Small and central: Park South Hotel has 131 rooms in a boutique setting in Manhattan’s Rose Hill/NoMad area.
  • Transit is easy: the 28 St Station at Park Avenue South is about a 2-minute walk away.
  • Expect character, not resort amenities: the hotel emphasizes design, dining and social spaces rather than a pool, spa or club lounge.
  • Rooms skew compact: standard rooms are listed at about 175 square feet.
  • The location works well for Madison Square Park, Gramercy Park, Fifth Avenue, Macy’s, Herald Square and the Empire State Building.
Globalist breakfast
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Suite Upgrade Awards
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Free Wi-Fi for members
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At a glanceUpdated 2026-07-14T16:54:12.610876+00:00 · comparables research
Rewardopedia readStrong
Rooms
131
Source
Breakfast
continental/grab-and-go selection where Globalists can choose up to four items per person
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Neighborhood
Very Walkable · Vibrant
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WellnessStandard
DiningNot enough data
LocationStandout
RoomsStrong
LeisureStandard
Room profile
Suite ForwardHigh
  • · avg 4.5 listed features per room type
  • · suite accommodations present
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About the property

What makes Park South Hotel worth the points.

Park South Hotel is a 131-room boutique hotel in Manhattan and part of JdV by Hyatt. It sits at 124 East 28th Street between Park Avenue South and Lexington Avenue, placing guests in the Rose Hill/NoMad area with quick access to Gramercy, Flatiron and Midtown. The hotel occupies a 1906 building with a turn-of-the-century façade, pairing classic New York architecture with a more modern boutique interior. Hyatt positions it as a residential-style retreat with tranquil rooms and livelier social spaces, while public listings highlight a lobby library, fireplace and rooftop bar. The location is one of the property’s strongest advantages: Madison Square Park and Fifth Avenue are within a 10-minute walk, while the Empire State Building and Herald Square are within about 15 minutes on foot. The 28 St Station at Park Avenue South is about a 2-minute walk, giving the hotel practical subway access without being directly in Times Square or a major tourist crush. Dining and drinking are a notable part of the hotel experience, with two on-site restaurants, a coffee shop/café and multiple bars, including a rooftop bar. Travelers should expect a design-forward, neighborhood-oriented Manhattan stay rather than a large hotel with extensive resort facilities.

Rooms & suites

Pick your window on the city.

One queen bed
Queen Guestroom

A compact standard option suited to one or two guests, with the hotel’s residential-style design approach and luxe linens. Standard rooms are listed at about 175 square feet, so this category is best for travelers who prioritize location over extra space.

Standard room category about 175 square feetLuxe linensModern residential-style decorUrban Rose Hill/NoMad setting
One king bed
King Guestroom

A standard king-bed room for guests who want a larger bed while staying in the hotel’s compact boutique footprint. Expect a tranquil, residential-style room rather than a large Midtown chain-hotel layout.

Standard room category about 175 square feetLuxe linensModern boutique stylingNeighborhood-oriented Manhattan setting
NoMad neighborhood views
Neighborhood View Guestroom

Guestrooms at Park South Hotel are described as offering NoMad neighborhood views rather than landmark-focused skyline vistas. This type is best for travelers who want a sense of place in the surrounding Rose Hill/NoMad streetscape.

Luxe linensResidential-style decorCompact boutique-hotel footprint
Suite category available
Suite

The hotel has suite categories that offer more space than standard rooms. Specific suite dimensions and layouts are not detailed in the provided sources, so travelers who need a separate living area or defined workspace should verify the exact configuration before booking.

Larger layout than standard guestroomsResidential-style designUrban neighborhood setting
Dining

Where you'll actually eat.

Two On-Site RestaurantsBrunch, dinner and light fareThe hotel has two on-site restaurants serving brunch, dinner and light fare. Current individual venue names and menus should be confirmed directly with the hotel, as the provided sources describe the dining program by service style rather than detailed menus.
Coffee Shop/CaféCoffee, café fare and light bitesA coffee shop/café is available on property for a more casual option. It complements the hotel’s restaurant and bar spaces for guests who want something lighter.
Rooftop Bar and Hotel BarsBar service and light farePark South Hotel has multiple bars, including a rooftop bar used as one of the property’s signature social spaces. The rooftop setting offers neighborhood views in the Rose Hill/NoMad area.
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 especially practical for this location because Madison Square Park, Gramercy and Flatiron are easy to enjoy on foot.
Warmer months make the rooftop bar more appealing as a social space with neighborhood views.
The holiday shopping period can be convenient for Fifth Avenue, Macy’s and Herald Square, but the surrounding Midtown corridors are typically busier.
Winter can suit travelers who want a quieter-feeling residential base while still being within walking distance of major Midtown sights.
The fine print
  • · Standard rooms are compact by general U.S. hotel standards; Travel Weekly lists a standard room size of about 175 square feet.
  • · No swimming pool, full-service spa or club lounge is listed in the reviewed sources.
  • · Specific suite layouts, dimensions and restaurant names are not fully detailed in the provided research and should be confirmed directly with the hotel.
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Getting there & around

New York, decoded.

The neighborhood

Rose Hill/NoMad location near Gramercy, Flatiron and Midtown, with a more residential feel than the busiest tourist corridors.

Madison Square ParkGramercy ParkEmpire State BuildingFifth Avenue shopping and Macy’s28 St Station at Park Avenue South
On property
Two on-site restaurantsCoffee shop/caféThree barsRooftop barLobby libraryLobby fireplaceLively social spaces
  • 131 rooms across 8 floors
  • 1906 building with a turn-of-the-century façade
  • Part of JdV by Hyatt
  • Rooftop bar with neighborhood views
  • Lobby library and fireplace
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