From iconic Midtown attractions to lifestyle-infused amenities, you’ll enjoy endless things to do during your stay at Hyatt Herald Square New York. Our hotel is just a few blocks from local New York City attractions like Penn Station, Macy’s, Times Square, the Broadway Theater District, the Empire State Building and Madison Square Garden. There’s something fun and exciting to do in every direction; just ask our concierge for the best suggestions.

Events & Attractions

<p>Experience an unforgettable evening in the heart of Manhattan with our exclusive Hyatt Herald Square package. Your stay includes stylish accommodations for one night in our boutique-inspired hotel, paired with a captivating multi-sensory dining journey for two at Le Petit Chef. Watch the world&rsquo;s smallest chef come to life right at your table through 3D animation, as he prepares a gourmet four-course meal before your eyes. Perfect for a romantic night out or a unique city escape, this package blends modern comfort, culinary artistry, and the magic of New York City.</p>

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A new world of shopping, dining and water activities open up 45 minutes south of Hyatt Herald Square New York.

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Staten Island

With only a few Italian restaurants and stores, guests will immediately love that this neighborhood is the real deal.

Little Italy

Walk the iconic Brooklyn Bridge for breathtaking skyline views, connecting Manhattan to Brooklyn with its historic and architectural grandeur.

Brooklyn Bridge

A short walk from Hyatt Herald Square, MoMA houses an unparalleled collection of modern and contemporary art, including works by Van Gogh, Warhol, and Picasso.

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

A small neighborhood surrounding the Flatiron Building and packed with restaurants, bars, beauty spas and boutiques.

Flatiron District

Find avant-garde artists, historic cemeteries and daily games of chess in this Greenwich Village park.

Washington Square Park

Take a short stroll from our hotel to visit Macy’s in NYC, the flagship department store that’s been a Herald Square mainstay for over a hundred years.

Macy’s

Start your Midtown adventures at Penn Station, one of NYC’s most famous sites and only two blocks from our hotel. This massive transit station is located beneath Madison Square Gardens and central to the city’s top attractions.

Penn Station

Immerse yourself in art history at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, housing over two million works from around the globe.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Unwind from the city bustle at Bryant Park. Enjoy chess, backgammon, reading, and for the kids, carousel rides.

Bryant Park

Walk streets steeped in history, from marble churches to modern museums, just north of Madison Square Garden and the Flatiron District.

NoMad District

Pay your respects at this touching tribute located at the World Trade Center complex.

9/11 Memorial

The National Historic Landmark and bar that sparked a movement is less than two miles away.

Stonewall

Tour this unique facility designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and featuring large collections of paintings, sculptures and architecture exhibits.

Guggenheim Museum

Attend the annual hot dog eating contest, sun tan on Manhattan Beach or see the sea up-close at the New York Aquarium.

Coney Island

One of the best places in the country for authentic Korean food and a fun getaway for shopping, photoshoots and karaoke.

Koreatown

Learn about this lofty neighborhood through its art galleries and drawing centers. Little ones won’t shy away from learning at the Children’s Museum of the Arts.

SoHo

Your refreshing escape into nature near the Flatiron Building, with art sculptures and dog runs along the way.

Madison Square Park

Visit Rockefeller Center, an iconic NYC landmark near Hyatt Herald Square, offering world-class shopping, dining, and unbeatable views from the Top of the Rock Observation Deck.

Rockefeller Center

Explore the wonders of the natural world at the American Museum of Natural History, featuring dynamic exhibits on dinosaurs, space, and more.

American Museum of Natural History

The former world’s tallest building still stands as an icon of 1930’s art deco for office space in the city.

Chrysler Building

Stroll through this Manhattan park that was built along the water and over a historic freight rail line.

High Line

A theatre for world-class musicals and plays with a reputation around the world that precedes itself.

Broadway

Chinatown is just south of Little Italy, but the shopping, food and entertainment is so authentic that it feels like the edge of the Eastern world.

Chinatown

The 102-story building between West 33rd and 34th offers awe-inspiring views of Manhattan from the Observation Deck.

Empire State Building

The most iconic patch of grass in the world features hand-carved horses and one of the largest carousels in the country.

Central Park

A beautiful 85-acre waterfront park on the Brooklyn’s East River with several scenic pier paths and views of Pebble Beach.

Brooklyn Bridge Park

One of the biggest tourist destinations in the world and your first pitstop for food, fun and the true New York experience.

Times Square

Take a ferry to Ellis Island and tour the nation’s foremost symbol and statue.

Statue of Liberty

The quintessential concert venue in Midtown Manhattan for classical music aficionados.

Carnegie Hall

Every comedian looking to make a name for themselves starts with a nightly show at The Comedy Cellar.

The Comedy Cellar

Make dinner an event with Le Petit Chef at Hyatt Herald Square New York. Enjoy a fusion of dining and digital artistry as a tabletop projection sets the scene for each course, turning your meal into a playful, multi-sensory culinary journey.

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