
Hyatt Regency Times Square
Best for travelers who want newly refreshed rooms, a big Midtown tower feel, and direct access to Times Square and Broadway.
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Hyatt Regency Times Square is a newly renovated, 46-story Midtown Manhattan hotel with 795 rooms aimed at business and general-leisure travelers; read this if you want a large, central hotel steps from Times Square and Broadway. The Westin New York at Times Square is a large, full-service, branded hotel with 873 rooms and a very direct Times Square location; read this if you want a familiar full-service option with extensive meeting space close to the theatres.
Updated · about 0.3 miles (0.5 km) apart

Best for travelers who want newly refreshed rooms, a big Midtown tower feel, and direct access to Times Square and Broadway.

Best for travelers seeking a familiar full‑service brand presence in a very central Times Square location with extensive conference and event facilities.
When Hyatt Regency Times Square wins: pick Hyatt if you want a recently renovated property with clear, published details on its rooms, destination fee inclusions (fitness class, food & beverage credit), free in-room Wi‑Fi, and an on-site all-day restaurant geared to pre/post-theatre dining. It’s a strong choice for travellers who value modern public areas and an updated room product.
When The Westin New York at Times Square wins: pick The Westin if you want larger legacy meeting capacity, one of the bigger full‑service hotel footprints in Times Square, and a very direct address near theatre blocks with a higher reported guest rating. The Westin is a good option when conference space, multiple meeting rooms and ballroom offerings matter.
Bottom line: both hotels put you in the heart of Midtown and Broadway — choose Hyatt for a freshly renovated, clearly documented city-hotel experience and a specific set of guest perks; choose The Westin for a classic, large-scale Times Square full-service property and broader meeting-room inventory.
| Category | Hyatt Regency Times Square | The Westin New York at Times Square |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Modern, newly renovated large Midtown tower aimed at business and general-leisure travelers | Large branded full-service Times Square hotel with broad traveler recognition |
| Location (relative) | Steps from Times Square and Broadway (mid- to upper-40s on Broadway) | |
| Size (rooms) | 795 rooms | 873 rooms |
| Check‑in minimum age | 21 to check in (children may stay with a 21+ adult) | Not published |
| Pools | No pool | Not published |
| Restaurants & bars | One all‑day restaurant and bar: CUE 48 (breakfast through late night, craft cocktails) | One restaurant and one bar/lounge listed; buffet breakfast available (surcharge) |
| Spa / wellness | No on-site spa; on-site fitness center with scheduled classes (destination fee perk) | 24-hour fitness center listed; spa not published |
| Known for | Large Times Square tower with newly renovated rooms and a lobby-level all-day restaurant | Established Times Square address with extensive conference/meeting space |
| Meeting & event space | Multiple ballrooms and expanding meeting space (30,000+ sq ft in renovation plans; Times Square A/B/C combined ~4,300 sq ft) | 27756 sq ft of conference space and 27 meeting rooms (large on-site event footprint) |
| Accessibility & practical perks | Free in-room/public Wi‑Fi, valet parking only, pet program for dogs up to 45 lb | Free WiFi listed in amenities, self and valet parking available (surcharge), concierge and business center |
Hyatt Regency Times Square sits on Broadway between 48th and 49th Streets, steps from Times Square and the Theater District.
Choose Hyatt if you want to be at the northern edge of Times Square with immediate theatre‑district access.
The Westin New York at Times Square is on W 43rd Street and places guests within a short walk of Times Square and Broadway.
Choose The Westin for a very direct, mid‑block Times Square location with easy access to the same Midtown attractions.
Hyatt Regency Times Square reopened after a full renovation in July 2025 and has 795 guestrooms across 46 stories.
Hyatt’s renovation means a consistent, modern room product in a large Midtown tower.
The Westin lists 873 guestrooms and markets itself as a large, full‑service Times Square hotel.
The Westin offers a traditional full‑service hotel room inventory with many rooms and standard city‑hotel amenities.
Hyatt Regency’s single identified outlet is CUE 48, an all‑day restaurant and bar serving modern American fare.
Hyatt focuses on a single, versatile dining space ideal for pre/post-theatre meals and cocktails.
The Westin lists Foundry Bar as its bar/lounge and one restaurant; buffet breakfast is available for a surcharge.
The Westin offers standard full‑service dining with a bar/lounge and room service but breakfast is an extra charge.
Hyatt Regency Times Square does not have a pool — the hotel directs guests to nearby city attractions instead.
If a pool is important, Hyatt is not the right pick — it’s an urban, non‑resort hotel.
The supplier listing for The Westin does not publish a pool on-site.
The Westin’s listing doesn’t publish a pool; assume fitness and urban activities are the primary options.
Hyatt provides an on-site fitness center and a destination-fee perk that includes daily fitness classes (six days/week).
Hyatt covers basic wellness with a gym and classes; nightlife access is immediate because of the Times Square location.
The Westin lists a 24‑hour fitness center and nightlife options are centered on Times Square and its bar/restaurant.
The Westin offers round‑the‑clock fitness access and straightforward theatre/nightlife access from its central address.

Hyatt — full renovation completed July 2025; updated rooms and public areas across 46 stories.

The Westin — supplier listing shows 27 meeting rooms and 27,756 sq ft of conference space.

Hyatt — described as steps from Times Square and within immediate walking distance of several Broadway theatres.

The Westin — large branded hotel with extensive guestroom and conference capacity and a long presence in Times Square.
Both are in the Times Square area; Hyatt sits on Broadway in the upper-40s and The Westin is on W 43rd Street — they’re about 0.3 miles (0.5 km) apart.
Hyatt Regency Times Square has no pool and no on-site spa. The Westin’s supplier listing does not publish a pool or a spa.
The Westin lists 27 meeting rooms and about 27,756 sq ft of conference space; Hyatt has large ballroom and meeting offerings and is undergoing meeting-space expansion, but The Westin shows a bigger existing conference footprint in the supplier listing.
Both properties welcome children to stay in a room with a parent or guardian. Note Hyatt requires the primary check-in guest to be at least 21 years old; The Westin’s minimum check-in age is not published in the supplied listing.
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