Hyatt Place New York City / Times Square
350 W 39th St, New York, NY 10018, New York, United States
4-star hotel
Guest rating: 3.8 / 5
Hyatt Place New York City / Times Square is a 4-star hotel set among Midtown Manhattan high-rises at 350 W 39th St, positioned for walkable access to many headline attractions. It’s a short walk to a subway station (about 4 minutes), around 705 m to Times Square, and within easy reach of Bryant Park (931 m), the Empire State Building (1,071 m), and the Intrepid Museum (1,162 m). Rooms are described as understated and include flat-screen TVs, Wi‑Fi, coffeemakers, and minifridges; some add city views and/or sofabeds. On-site services include breakfast (available), 24-hour bar service, and event space for gatherings or meetings. From this base, guests can also plan visits to Top of the Rock (1,244 m), Rockefeller Center (1,286 m), The High Line (1,302 m), Grand Central Terminal (1,438 m), and Central Park (3,773 m).
Best for
This property is best for travelers who want a practical Midtown location near Times Square and major transit connections, with many top sights within roughly 1–1.5 km. It suits guests who prioritize essentials like in-room Wi‑Fi, a minifridge and coffeemaker, plus breakfast and a 24-hour bar, over spacious accommodations.
Travel tips
Expect a very walkable stay: Times Square (705 m) and Bryant Park (931 m) are close enough for quick outings, while Grand Central Terminal (1,438 m) is reachable on foot for trains and subway connections. With a subway station about a 4-minute walk away, it’s straightforward to get uptown to Central Park (3,773 m) and museums like The Met (3,644 m) or the American Museum of Natural History (3,259 m). Allow extra time during peak periods for elevator and lobby congestion, as some guests report slowdowns when many rooms share the same floor traffic patterns.
What guests say
Guests frequently praise the helpful, courteous staff and consistently note that rooms and bathrooms are clean. Location is a major positive, with many reviewers highlighting the proximity to Times Square and nearby transit links. The most common complaint is room size, with multiple guests describing rooms (and sometimes lighting) as very small for New York standards. Breakfast is generally considered adequate but not extensive, and a few guests mention operational frustrations such as confusing signage and elevator crowding or frequent stops.
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