
Hyatt Regency Times Square
Best for being in the middle of Midtown and within a block of Times Square, Broadway theatres and fast subway connections.
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Hyatt Regency Times Square is a large, newly renovated Midtown high-rise aimed at business travelers and theatergoers who want to be steps from Times Square. Park Hyatt New York is a polished five-star luxury hotel near Central Park for Hyatt loyalists and travelers who prioritize quieter, upscale rooms and a full-service spa.
Updated · about 0.6 miles (1.0 km) apart

Best for being in the middle of Midtown and within a block of Times Square, Broadway theatres and fast subway connections.

Best for a quieter, upscale New York stay with a full-service spa, indoor pool and residential-style suites near Central Park.
When Hyatt Regency Times Square wins: pick the Hyatt Regency if you want to be in the Theater District, need large meeting and event spaces, or prefer an easy walk to Times Square and the subway hub. It’s a high-capacity, business-friendly midtown option.
When Park Hyatt New York wins: choose Park Hyatt for quieter luxury, smaller overall size, deep-soaking tubs, an indoor pool and a full-service spa — a better fit for relaxation, couples and Hyatt Globalists looking for a higher-end property.
Bottom line: Both are Hyatts in Manhattan but serve different needs — Hyatt Regency Times Square is about location, capacity and Midtown energy; Park Hyatt New York is about refined rooms, wellness amenities and proximity to Central Park.
| Category | Hyatt Regency Times Square | Park Hyatt New York |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Large, modern Midtown high-rise focused on theatre, business and events | Polished five-star luxury hotel with a residential feel near Central Park |
| Location | 1605 Broadway — one block south of Times Square, in the Theater District | 153 West 57th Street — steps from Carnegie Hall and a short walk to Central Park |
| Size (rooms) | 795 guest rooms in a 46-story tower | 210 guest rooms |
| Check-in age policy | Primary guest must be 21+ to check in (children allowed with 21+ adult) | |
| Pool | No on-site pool | Indoor pool and hot tub |
| Restaurants & bars | One all-day restaurant/bar: CUE 48 (breakfast, lunch, dinner, late night) | The Living Room + 24-hour room service; 1 bar/lounge listed |
| Spa / wellness | No hotel spa; on-site fitness center and included fitness class via destination fee | Full-service spa with treatment rooms, steam room and fitness facilities |
| Known for | Proximity to Broadway, Times Square and large event/meeting capacity | Luxury rooms/suites, spa, deep-soaking tubs and quieter Midtown location near Central Park |
| Parking | Valet parking only (no self-parking) | Self-parking (surcharge) and valet parking (surcharge) listed |
| Family & pets | Family-friendly; children welcome when checked in with a 21+ adult; pet policy allows one dog up to 45 lbs | Children welcome; pet policy: guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting property (pet fee noted) |
Hyatt Regency Times Square sits in the Theater District a block from Times Square, ideal if you want immediate access to Broadway and Midtown attractions.
Choose Hyatt Regency for being in the thick of Midtown’s theatre, nightlife and transit connections.
Park Hyatt New York is located on West 57th Street, a short walk from Carnegie Hall and Central Park for a quieter Midtown experience.
Pick Park Hyatt if you want proximity to Central Park and a calmer Midtown base.
Hyatt Regency has a large room inventory with a range of Midtown-facing views and room types.
Hyatt Regency is best when you want many room options and Times Square or city views.
Park Hyatt offers fewer rooms with an emphasis on residential-style suites, deep soaking tubs and higher-end finishes.
Park Hyatt is the choice for travelers who prioritize spacious, luxury rooms and in-room amenities.
Hyatt Regency centers dining around CUE 48, an all-day American restaurant and bar suited to theatre crowds.
Hyatt Regency keeps dining simple and theater-friendly with one main all-day venue at lobby level.
Park Hyatt New York offers The Living Room plus 24-hour room service, with weekday/weekend breakfast service for a fee.
Park Hyatt focuses on quieter, upscale dining and in-room service for guests seeking privacy and quality.
Hyatt Regency Times Square does not have a swimming pool on site and instead highlights fitness and its Midtown location.
If a pool or spa matters, Hyatt Regency is not the right match — its draw is location and meeting space.
Park Hyatt provides an indoor pool, a hot tub and spa facilities for guests seeking in-house wellness and relaxation.
Park Hyatt is the clear choice for travelers who want a hotel pool and an on-site spa experience.
Hyatt Regency is built for meetings and larger events with multiple ballrooms and a big events pipeline.
Choose Hyatt Regency when you need scale and flexible meeting space in Midtown.
Park Hyatt's meeting and event offerings are smaller-scale and align with luxury, private events rather than large conferences.
Park Hyatt fits smaller, higher-end events and private gatherings better than large conferences.

Hyatt Regency Times Square — steps from Broadway theatres, TKTS and the Times Square subway hub.

Park Hyatt New York — indoor pool, hot tub and a full-service spa in a quieter Midtown location.

Hyatt Regency Times Square — multiple ballrooms and a large events footprint, with more space opening in 2027.

Park Hyatt New York — fewer rooms with suite-heavy layouts and high-end in-room fixtures.
Park Hyatt New York is closer to Central Park (about a 5-minute walk); Hyatt Regency is a short walk but sits nearer Times Square.
Park Hyatt New York lists an indoor pool and hot tub; Hyatt Regency Times Square does not have an on-site pool.
Hyatt Regency Times Square — it has multiple ballrooms and large meeting capacity and is geared toward business and events.
No. Both properties allow children to stay in-room with a parent or guardian; both require the primary check-in guest to be 21+.
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