
Hyatt Regency Times Square
Best for being steps from Times Square and Broadway plus large event or group bookings.
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Hyatt Regency Times Square is a large, newly renovated 46-story Midtown hotel geared to theatergoers, business groups and travelers wanting to be in the neon heart of Times Square. The Surrey A Corinthia Hotel is a smaller, five-star Upper East Side address near Central Park for travelers after a quieter, luxury Manhattan stay.
Updated · about 2.2 km apart

Best for being steps from Times Square and Broadway plus large event or group bookings.

Best for a quieter, higher-end Upper East Side stay within a short walk of Central Park and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
When Hyatt Regency Times Square wins: choose Hyatt if you want immediate access to Times Square, Broadway theaters, large meeting/ballroom space, and a big hotel with many rooms and consistent on-site dining and bar hours.
When The Surrey A Corinthia Hotel wins: choose The Surrey for a smaller, five-star, residential Upper East Side experience — more privacy, Frette sheets and a full-service spa — within easy walking distance of the Met and Central Park.
Bottom line: pick Hyatt Regency Times Square for location, scale and event needs in Midtown; pick The Surrey A Corinthia Hotel for quiet luxury and proximity to museum/park attractions on the Upper East Side.
| Category | Hyatt Regency Times Square | The Surrey A Corinthia Hotel |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Large, busy Midtown hotel oriented to theatergoers, business and groups | Small, refined five-star Upper East Side hotel with a residential feel |
| Location | Midtown Manhattan — steps from Times Square and Broadway | Upper East Side — about a 5-minute walk to Central Park and close to the Met |
| Size (rooms) | 795 guestrooms across 46 stories | 100 guestrooms |
| Minimum check-in age | 21 (children of all ages may stay with an adult 21+) | |
| Pools | No on-site pool | Not published |
| Restaurants & bars | CUE 48 — one all-day American restaurant and lobby bar (breakfast, lunch, dinner, late night) | Casa Tua — Italian restaurant and bar/lounge; 24-hour room service available |
| Spa / wellness | No on-site spa; on-site fitness center plus daily fitness class (included via destination fee) | Full-service spa with massages and facials, plus fitness amenities listed |
| Known for | Immediate access to Times Square, Broadway theaters and large event spaces | Central Park access, proximity to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Italian dining at Casa Tua |
| Event & meeting space | Large ballroom footprint (Times Square A/B/C, multiple meeting rooms, extensive event capacity and more space planned) | Smaller property; event/meeting spaces not highlighted in supplier listing |
| Parking & transfers | Valet parking (no self-parking); no airport shuttle; close to major subway lines | Covered & secured parking plus valet (surcharge); limo/town car service available |
Hyatt Regency Times Square sits one block from Times Square and directly in the Theater District.
Hyatt is the obvious pick if you want to be in the center of Midtown nightlife, theaters and mass transit.
The Surrey A Corinthia Hotel is on East 76th Street, a quiet Upper East Side block close to Central Park and Madison Avenue shops.
The Surrey suits travelers who want museum-and-park access and a calmer neighborhood atmosphere away from Times Square.
Hyatt has 795 rooms of straightforward, renovated modern design and several view/room-type options.
If you need many rooms, varied bedding or immediate Midtown theatre views, Hyatt is the practical choice.
The Surrey offers 100 guestrooms with premium bedding and designer bathroom amenities.
Choose The Surrey when room-level luxury and quiet are more important than sheer choice or scale.
Hyatt Regency Times Square offers one main on-site dining option for most guests.
Hyatt’s single full-service venue is convenient for groups and late-night Theater District plans.
The Surrey highlights Italian cuisine at Casa Tua and 24-hour room service.
The Surrey is better if you want formal Italian dining and in-room service in a quieter setting.
Hyatt Regency Times Square does not have an on-site pool; the hotel emphasizes location and event space instead.
Hyatt focuses on urban access and fitness rather than leisure pool facilities.
The Surrey features a full-service spa for massages and facials, per the supplier listing.
If an on-site spa matters, The Surrey clearly provides that higher-touch wellness option.
Hyatt links wellness to its fitness center and destination-fee perks and sits in a lively nightlife district.
Hyatt is the better pick for active guests who want classes, nightlife and event facilities in one place.
The Surrey prioritizes a quieter, more private experience with concierge and luxury services.
The Surrey suits travelers seeking personalized service, privacy and in-house wellness.

Hyatt Regency Times Square — steps from Broadway theatres, TKTS and the Theater District.

The Surrey A Corinthia Hotel — an Upper East Side location within walking distance of Central Park and the Met.

Hyatt Regency Times Square — large ballroom footprint and extensive meeting spaces for conferences and weddings.

The Surrey A Corinthia Hotel — a full-service spa with reservations for massages and facials.
Hyatt Regency Times Square — it’s one block from the Theater District and ideal for pre/post-show plans.
The Surrey — its Upper East Side location is quieter and more residential compared with the hustle of Times Square.
Hyatt Regency Times Square does not have a pool; The Surrey’s supplier listing does not publish pool information.
Hyatt Regency Times Square — it has substantial ballroom and meeting space and is set up for large conferences and receptions.
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