Park Hyatt New York

Data aggregated from FlyerTalk and various blogs, tallied to give a rough idea of your chances at an upgrade.

10 stays reported, newest first

• Globalist · Oct 2024Blog

  Status

  Globalist

  Room

  One-bedroom City View Suite (premium suite booked with extra points) → One-bedroom Cityview Suite, room 1712

  Welcome amenity

  Given

  A Globalist couple celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with three nights in October. Standard suites were unavailable at booking and he did not want to risk a check-in upgrade, so as a Globalist he used extra points to book the premium one-bedroom Cityview suite outright rather than receiving an upgrade. The 1,000 sq ft suite, room 1712, had a city-view living room, a half-bath powder room and a large master bath with a free-standing tub and Japanese toilet seats, and champagne with chocolate-covered strawberries was waiting on arrival. They had no time for breakfast at the hotel on a packed itinerary, found the dining limited to the Living Room lobby bar, and noted cash rates are very high even by New York standards, but loved the stay and said they would definitely return.

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• Sep 2024FlyerTalk

  Upgrade

  Better view, offered without asking

  Room

  high floor city view room king, 21st floor

  Breakfast

  Full: buffet and à la carte

  Top-notch, with classy, prompt service and Le Labo now in big wall-mounted bottles. Room-service breakfast for two ran $150 to $190, all wiped.

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• Globalist · Apr 2024FlyerTalk

  Status

  Globalist

  Upgrade

  One-bedroom suite, with a suite upgrade award

  Room

  basic room, cheapest prepaid rate ($810) → 1 Bedroom City View Suite (corner)

  Breakfast

  Full: buffet and à la carte

  Welcome amenity

  Given

  The suite award gave a King Bed Suite, and asking guest relations got the corner suite. Strong value at about $800 plus taxes.

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• Discoverist · Feb 2024FlyerTalk

  Status

  Discoverist

  Upgrade

  Better view, offered without asking

  Room

  base King → high floor King with City View, room 2302, north facing

  Breakfast

  Full: buffet and à la carte

  Welcome amenity

  Given

  The $720 Prive night came with the upgrade, but keeping the room for the 35,000-point night cost $50. Warm service, breakfast only okay.

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• Dec 2023FlyerTalk

  Upgrade

  One-bedroom suite, offered without asking

  Room

  points booking → 1 Bedroom City View Suite, room 1912 (first night only)

  Welcome amenity

  Given

  Keeping the suite past night one: $250, then $300 a night, which felt like a used-car-salesman shakedown. The manager later apologized and comped it.

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• Explorist · Dec 2023FlyerTalk

  Status

  Explorist

  Room

  huge, recently updated room

  Breakfast let it down, with poor bacon, badly made lobster eggs, stingy portions and pushy bottled-water upsells. Bad enough to cancel Christmas dinner there.

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• Mar 2022FlyerTalk

  Upgrade

  None

  Room

  standard room, 12th floor

  Arrived at 2pm, room not ready until 5:55pm. Told breakfast meant only the $42 continental: one pastry, toast or parfait, coffee or tea, and juice.

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• Globalist · Feb 2022FlyerTalk

  Status

  Globalist

  Upgrade

  One-bedroom suite, offered without asking

  Room

  30K points award booking → corner suite overlooking Carnegie Hall with extra half bathroom

  Breakfast

  Full: buffet and à la carte

  Late checkout

  Honoured

  The suite came as a one-time courtesy, with 4pm checkout. Busy checkout showed the cracks: one agent, long lines, crowded pool and locker areas.

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• Nov 2014Blog

  Room

  Standard room (free night certificate for staying at 50 unique Hyatt properties, Category 7) → Park Deluxe King room (king bed plus rollaway)

  Breakfast

  À la carte only

  Late checkout

  Honoured

  Welcome amenity

  Given

  On the night of Thanksgiving, a repeat guest redeemed a free night certificate earned for staying at 50 unique Hyatt properties at this Category 7 hotel. Check-in was fumbled, with his name taken twice and the reservation initially not found, and he was assigned a Park Deluxe King room with a rollaway because no two-bed rooms were available; the article does not say whether that assignment was an upgrade. The Diamond breakfast was the 57th Street Breakfast, taken as orange juice, a nonfat cappuccino, an egg white scramble and wheat toast, chocolates and Asian pears were waiting on the desk as a welcome amenity, and late checkout was used. A turkey club in The Living Room was served with bacon despite a request to leave it off, and service was off for the holiday, though doorman Christopher and chef concierge Simon were praised and the massive rooms were called gorgeous. Status is recorded as unknown because the review uses the legacy Diamond tier name, which has no canonical slug.

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• GlobalistFlyerTalk

  Status

  Globalist

  Upgrade

  Better view, offered without asking

  Room

  King (30k points/night) → View King, 20th floor

  Breakfast

  Full: buffet and à la carte

  A beautiful hotel with free room-service breakfast each morning. Several plain-looking suites count as premium, so suite awards can't touch them.

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