
Hyatt Regency Times Square
Best for travelers who want a freshly renovated Midtown base with direct Times Square and theater-district access in a more boutique-feeling Hyatt-Regency footprint.
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Hyatt Regency Times Square is a newly renovated 46-story Midtown hotel with 795 rooms, aimed at business and general leisure travelers who want to be steps from Times Square and Broadway. New York Marriott Marquis is a large, full-service Times Square convention hotel with extensive meeting space and nearly 2,000 rooms—read this if you need scale, conference facilities, or direct theatre-district access.
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Best for travelers who want a freshly renovated Midtown base with direct Times Square and theater-district access in a more boutique-feeling Hyatt-Regency footprint.

Best for large meetings, conferences, and guests who want a very large, full-service Times Square hotel with many on-site restaurants and meeting rooms.
When Hyatt Regency Times Square wins: choose Hyatt Regency if you prefer a recently renovated 46-story hotel with a single, all-day restaurant and a smaller, more straightforward property footprint for a stay focused on Broadway and Times Square.
When New York Marriott Marquis wins: choose Marriott Marquis for big events, conferences, and when you need extensive meeting space, multiple on-site dining outlets, and a very large room inventory in the same Times Square location.
Bottom line: both properties put you in the heart of Midtown and the Theater District; pick Hyatt for a newer, mid-sized Hyatt-Regency experience close to the red steps, and pick Marriott Marquis when meeting-space scale and multiple restaurants/bars on-site are priority.
| Category | Hyatt Regency Times Square | New York Marriott Marquis |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Newly renovated, mid-to-large city hotel with a Hyatt-Regency service profile | Large, full-service convention hotel focused on meetings and events |
| Location | Steps from Times Square and Broadway (1605 Broadway) | |
| Size (rooms) | 795 rooms | 1,971 rooms |
| Check-in age / family policy | 21+ to check in; children welcome with an adult 21+ | |
| Pools | No on-site pool | Not published |
| Restaurants & bars | CUE 48 (all-day restaurant) and Cue48 Bar — single on-site dining venue | 3 restaurants and 2 bars/lounges on site |
| Spa / wellness | No on-site spa; on-site fitness center and daily fitness class via destination fee | Health/beauty spa nearby; on-site fitness center (24-hour listed) |
| Known for | Newly renovated tower with direct Times Square views and a lobby-level all-day restaurant | Highly visible, convention-scale hotel with extensive meeting and ballroom space |
| Meeting & event space | Multiple ballrooms (Times Square A/B/C) and expanding event footprint ~30,000 sq ft under renovation | Extensive conference center: 48 meeting rooms and ~124,755 sq ft of meeting space |
| Accessibility & services | Free in-room/public Wi‑Fi, valet parking (surcharge), multilingual staff, concierge | |
Hyatt Regency sits at 1605 Broadway, one block south of the Theater District’s busiest blocks and very near the TKTS red steps.
Choose Hyatt for immediate, walkable access to Times Square and nearby Midtown sights.
New York Marriott Marquis sits at 1535 Broadway in the center of Times Square and Broadway’s theater cluster.
Choose Marriott Marquis when you want to be in the literal center of Times Square, especially for theatre or event travel.
Hyatt Regency has 795 renovated guest rooms across 46 stories with Times Square and city views available.
Hyatt offers a modern, renovated room inventory tailored to theater and Midtown visitors.
New York Marriott Marquis offers a very large room inventory (1,971 rooms) with Smart TVs and standard in-room conveniences.
Marriott Marquis is best when you need scale and many room options during convention or peak theatre periods.
Hyatt Regency’s on-site food and drink is centered on CUE 48 and the Cue48 Bar.
Eat and drink on site at CUE 48 for convenience and pre-/post-theatre options.
Marriott Marquis lists three restaurants and two bars/lounges, giving more on-site dining variety.
Marriott Marquis is the better pick if you want on-site variety for meals and drinks.
Hyatt Regency does not have an on-site pool; the hotel’s signature convenience is its immediate Times Square location and newly renovated rooms.
If an on-site pool or spa is critical, Hyatt Regency is not the right choice.
New York Marriott Marquis lists a fitness center and notes nearby health/beauty spa options; an on-site pool is not specified in the supplier listing.
Both hotels are city-center stays with fitness options; neither is focused on pool or resort-style amenities.
Hyatt Regency offers an on-site fitness center and a daily fitness class included with the destination fee; its lobby bar supports pre/post-theatre nightlife.
Choose Hyatt when you want convenient fitness perks plus a single, focused lobby bar for theatre nights.
Marriott Marquis lists a 24-hour fitness center and multiple bars/restaurants that support late-night and pre-show gatherings.
Marriott Marquis is best for guests who want multiple on-site evening options and full-service hotel nightlife.

Hyatt Regency—steps from Broadway with a fresh 2025 renovation and an all-day lobby restaurant for pre/post-show meals.

New York Marriott Marquis—massive meeting and ballroom footprint with dozens of meeting rooms for large-group events.

New York Marriott Marquis—multiple restaurants and bars mean fewer trips off property for meals and drinks.

Hyatt Regency—mid-sized (795 rooms) tower with a single, convenient dining hub and streamlined guest experience.
New York Marriott Marquis—its supplier listing describes 48 meeting rooms and a very large conference center, making it the obvious choice for big events.
Both are in the heart of Times Square; they sit about 0.1 km from one another on Broadway, so either puts you within steps of the red steps and many theatres.
Hyatt Regency does not have a pool or on-site spa. Marriott Marquis’ supplier listing mentions a health/beauty spa nearby but does not clearly publish an on-site spa or pool.
Hyatt Regency is a strong pick for couples or small groups focused on Broadway—recent renovation, a lobby-level all-day restaurant, and direct theatre access.
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