Excellent
Pros: Room - 10/10 Service staff - 10/10 Location - 10/10 Clean - 10/10 Cons: None
From ~US$272.64/night · indicative — actual price varies by dates
135 W 45th St, 10036View on map2 Sept → 3 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
Hyatt Centric Times Square New York is a 4-star hotel in New York, United States.
Spectacular City Views from Rooftop Lounge Experience the breathtaking cityscape from our rooftop lounge at Hyatt Centric Times Square. Whether it's sipping a cocktail or simply taking in the view, our rooftop terrace offers a memorable experience for our guests. Modern Amenities for Ultimate Comfort From floor to ceiling windows showcasing city views to in-room coffee makers, we ensure that every guest enjoys modern comforts during their stay. Stay connected with complimentary WiFi, stay active at our 24-hour fitness center, and take care of business at our convenient business center. Convenient Location Near Top Attractions Located in the heart of midtown, our hotel is just steps away from iconic landmarks like Times Square and Rockefeller Center. With a subway station nearby, exploring the city is easy and convenient. Ready to elevate your stay in the city that never sleeps? Book now at Hyatt Centric Times Square for an unforgettable experience!
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Excellent
Pros: Room - 10/10 Service staff - 10/10 Location - 10/10 Clean - 10/10 Cons: None
Checking in process with night shift team was terrible
Pros: Clean and good location Cons: Front desk and checking in process (in the evening) was terrible. Will not be going back
Extremely awesome
Pros: The staff, the rooms, location. We liked it all Cons: N/A
The hotel and the staff were disastrous
Pros: Breakfast was advertised as included. I thought it was American style. Buffet. But it was at a kiosk where the hotel grabs things and they made you something hot that came from somewhere else. A disaster. Cons: Everything could be better if they put in the effort. Everything I asked for, they said the description on booking is wrong and they have nothing to do with it. Not even the lobby. A 54-story hotel with a lobby that looked like a family room next to the kiosk.