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COVID-19 Travel Updates: Learn about our recent changes >

  • Face masks or coverings are required in all public areas at all Hyatt hotels globally, with some exceptions. Learn more

COVID-19 Travel Updates: Learn about our recent changes >

  • Face masks or coverings are required in all public areas at all Hyatt hotels globally, with some exceptions. Learn more
  • Our Global Care & Cleanliness Commitment focusing on safety and wellbeing
  • Enhanced cancellation flexibility for existing reservations and future travel
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    EXPLORE OUR NYC LUXURY BOUTIQUE HOTELS

    Dubbed “The City That Never Sleeps”, this east coast city has made quite a name of itself. Consisting of five boroughs and the eight iconic bridges connecting them, there’s plenty to do in this bustling city.

    Visitors can experience a Broadway musical, wander through the maze of skyscrapers, get lost in New York’s Chinatown, and so much more. Just be sure to book a room in one of our two NYC locations, Gild Hall or The Beekman.
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When to Visit

The best time to visit New York City is between April and June. These months are less crowded, and warm enough to enjoy the weather outside.
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What to Pack

New York is a great city to walk because there’s so much to do and see, so it’s important to bring comfortable shoes.

  • Top Attractions

    Time Square
    Bursting with neon lights and the squeals and chatter of delighted visitors, Times Square is a New York City must-see. Just a short walk away from Broadway, this strip is filled with unique, over-the-top shops that you won’t want to miss.

    Central Park
    Escape the sights and sounds of the city in this 840-acre park. Featuring meadows, lakes, and plenty of greenery, it can be easy to forget that you’re in the heart of a massive city. Relax in the shade with a book, or check out the statues and fountains sprinkled throughout.

    The Empire State Building
    Ride the elevator all the way to the 102 floor, and see why the Empire State Building is world-famous. Towering over the city, this art deco skyscraper offers a view of the city that you can’t get anywhere else.

    The Metropolitan Museum of Art
    Also known as the Met, this downtown museum is the largest in the US! Study Van Gogh's Self-Portrait with a Straw Hat, admire Monet’s The Water Lily Pond, and even see Duccio’s Madonna and Child.

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