Area Attractions

As the only hotel connected to this world-famous landmark and transportation hub, guests can easily catch a train to any of the city’s five boroughs. Known for its history and architecture, Grand Central attracts more than 20 million tourists each year.

Take in Manhattan's iconic skyline from the top of the world’s most recognizable building. Boasting 360 ̊ views at 1,025 feet, the observatory offers views of One World Trade Center, Central Park, the Statue of Liberty, and the Brooklyn Bridge.

Explore this up-and-coming neighborhood on the Hudson River, featuring more than 100 shops, restaurants, and attractions. With easy access from Grand Central Terminal via the 7 train, attending a conference at the Javits Center, climbing the Vessel, or going to a concert at the Shed is more convenient than ever.

Step outside the city and discover pure serenity amongst thousands of seasonal flowers, shrubs, trees, and wildlife. Located just a short train ride away, the Hyatt Grand Central New York offers exclusive admission discounts and round-trip transportation.

SUMMIT One Vanderbilt is the newest addition to Manhattan’s stunning observation decks. Located right next door to Hyatt Grand Central New York and perched on the top three floors of one of the tallest skyscrapers in Manhattan, SUMMIT One Vanderbilt features an immersive, multi-sensory experience with art installations, culinary experiences, and of course spectacular views to help you discover a new perspective.

By mixing the glamour of Broadway with the rush of Times Square, New York’s Theater District provides guests with a taste of the Big Apple. Be sure to attend one of the many world-renowned shows that continue to draw crowds from around the world.

Just three blocks from our hotel lobby lies almost 10 acres of urban oasis in the middle of Manhattan. With free activities, live music, and beautiful scenery, this park is a favorite for New Yorkers and tourists alike.

Known as ‘Millionaire’s Row,’ 5th Avenue is home to some of the world’s most expensive retail spaces. Spanning over six miles, attractions such as Central Park, St. Patrick's Cathedral, and The Metropolitan Museum of Art can also be found along this famous street.

Famous for its unique architecture and artistic past, SoHo has become one of the most popular neighborhoods in Manhattan. Guests are free to explore the many art galleries, trendy restaurants, and high-end boutiques that are open year-round.

Don’t miss this trendy, vibrant food hall featuring more than 20 artisanal, carefully crafted food concepts that will satisfy any craving. Located just around the corner from Hyatt Grand Central New York, Urbanspace is the perfect way to start or end your day.

Since opening its doors in 1913, Grand Central Oyster Bar & Restaurant has been a city staple for more than 100 years. Located inside Grand Central Terminal, this historic restaurant continues to serve some of the freshest seafood in New York City.

With 2.2 million-square-foot of retail space spanning across 11 floors, Macy’s Herald Square is one of the largest department stores in the world. Browse high-end fashion brands or grab lunch from one of the in-store restaurants during your visit.

What was once an office to one of America’s richest business tycoons is now an iconic, fully-restored bar nestled inside Grand Central Terminal. Full of charm and ambience, the Campbell Bar is the perfect spot to grab a drink and a quick bite to eat.