Hyatt Union Square New York
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Price History and Trends for August 2026
Hyatt Union Square New York Price Forecast & Booking Trends
Analyze the best time to book Hyatt Union Square New York in in New York based on 12-month price forecast
Price Insights for Hyatt Union Square New York
- Lowest Price Period: Early Jan–Feb 2027 (winter low season) and mid-week nights in late Jan/Feb/Mar. Lowest single-night price in the data: $170 on 2027-01-03; several other nights under $200 (e.g., 2027-01-31 $174, 2026-08-09 $181).
- Potential Savings: Maximum observed gap ~ $1,300 (about 88%) between the lowest night ($170) and the dataset peak ($1,470). More typical savings: 40–60% by shifting stays from high-demand windows (late spring/early summer and fall event dates) into Jan–Feb mid-week nights. Example: a 3-night stay at peak vs low could save roughly $1,500–$2,100.
- Average Rate: Average nightly rate across the period ≈ $540; median ≈ $440. Typical high-season nights are in the $800–1,470 range; low-season nights often fall under $300.
- Booking Tip: If you can be flexible, target Jan–Feb mid-week nights (Sun–Tue) for the lowest rates. For known high-demand dates (large spikes in May–June 2027, select Sept/Oct/Dec dates), book 2–6 months in advance. Use flexible-date searches, set price alerts, check Hyatt member/AAA/corporate rates, and compare refundable vs prepaid options; consider last-minute deals only in confirmed low-demand windows.
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Guest Tips & Highlights
The property is beautiful.
Great hotel, very clean and comfortable. Would recommend.
Top Attractions Near Hyatt Union Square New York
Hyatt Union Square sits in the heart of Manhattan's Union Square neighborhood — a lively transport hub and neighborhood full of cafes, restaurants, shopping, parks and cultural sites. The hotel is steps from Union Square Park and its famous farmers' market, and within easy walking distance or a short subway ride of Greenwich Village, the Flatiron District, Chelsea Market and the High Line. This location is especially convenient for NYU visitors, shoppers, and travelers who want quick access to multiple subway lines.
Union Square Park & Farmers Market
The historic heart of the neighborhood, with seasonal farmers' markets, public art, chess players and green space.
Washington Square Park
Iconic park in Greenwich Village centered around the Washington Square Arch — great for people-watching, buskers, and NYU life.
Flatiron Building & Madison Square Park
Historic cast-iron landmark and nearby park with views of the building and the Shake Shack flagship.
Empire State Building
Classic NYC observation deck with sweeping city views; popular tourist attraction with timed-entry options.
Chelsea Market
Indoor food hall and shopping destination in Chelsea — great for food lovers and unique shops.
The High Line
Elevated linear park built on a former freight rail line with gardens, public art and views over the Chelsea neighborhood.
NYU Campus / Greenwich Village
Vibrant university neighborhood with independent shops, cafes, historic streets and a lively student atmosphere.
Brooklyn Bridge & DUMBO (Brooklyn)
Walk the historic bridge to reach Brooklyn's DUMBO neighborhood with iconic skyline views, cobblestone streets and cafes.
Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from Hyatt Union Square New York
Make the most of your stay at Hyatt Union Square New York with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in New York:
- Day 1 — Explore Union Square and the Neighborhood: Morning visit to Union Square Park and the Farmers Market (if in season), brunch at a nearby café, afternoon shopping along Broadway and in the Flatiron area (Madison Square Park, Flatiron Building). Evening: dinner at the hotel's Bowery Restaurant or try a nearby restaurant in the East Village.
- Day 2 — Greenwich Village & SoHo: Morning walk through Washington Square Park, explore Greenwich Village streets and boutiques, lunch in the West Village. Afternoon head to SoHo for art galleries and shopping. Evening: catch live music or comedy in the Village.
- Day 3 — Chelsea & The High Line: Morning visit to Chelsea Market for food tasting and shopping, then stroll the High Line south to north. Afternoon visit the Whitney Museum (near the High Line) or continue to Hudson Yards. Evening: rooftop bar or dinner in Chelsea.
- Day 4 — Midtown Icons: Morning visit to the Empire State Building or Top of the Rock for skyline views. Afternoon explore Fifth Avenue landmarks and Bryant Park or the New York Public Library. Evening: see a Broadway show (short subway ride from Union Square).
- Day 5 — Brooklyn Bridge & Lower Manhattan: Walk or take the subway to the Brooklyn Bridge, stroll into DUMBO for photos and lunch. Afternoon visit the 9/11 Memorial or explore Battery Park (and Staten Island ferry if desired). Return to Union Square for a relaxed final evening.
Why Hyatt Union Square New York Is Perfect for Exploring in New York
New York City is a global destination for culture, dining, arts, shopping and iconic landmarks — it offers something for every traveler. Hyatt Union Square is an excellent choice because it places you at a major transit hub (multiple subway lines), steps from Union Square Park, and within walking distance of Greenwich Village, Flatiron and Chelsea. Guests consistently praise the hotel's friendly staff, comfortable beds, clean and spacious rooms for NYC standards, remodeled lobby and attached dining options like the Bowery Restaurant. The location is especially convenient for NYU visitors and for travelers who want easy access to the city's top neighborhoods.
Location
Hyatt Union Square New York
134 Fourth Avenue (corner of 13th Street and Fourth Avenue)
Amenities & Services
Property Highlights
Best Time to Visit in New York
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in New York
Best Time to Visit
Fall
High Season
April–May and September–November (pleasant weather, festivals, peak sightseeing).
Value Season
January–February (after New Year’s) — colder but lower prices and fewer crowds.
Spring
March–May. Temperatures moderate from chilly in March to mild and pleasant by May. Trees and parks (Central Park, Brooklyn Botanic Garden) bloom, and outdoor dining returns.
Advantages
- Comfortable weather for walking and sightseeing
- Blooming parks and outdoor events (e.g., Tribeca Film Festival often in April)
- Many cultural calendars ramp up after winter
Considerations
- Can be busy and more expensive in late April–May
- Weather can be unpredictable—bring layers and a light rain jacket
- Hotel rates rise on weekends and around major events
Key Events in in New York
New Year’s Eve — Times Square
Ball Drop at Times Square, Street closures and heavy security, Book accommodations and transport well in advanceThe iconic ball drop and celebrations draw huge crowds to Midtown Manhattan.
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
Large balloons and floats, Early morning crowds and road closures, Great viewing spots along parade route and at rooftop brunchesMassive family-friendly parade with floats, balloons and performances down Central Park West to Macy’s Herald Square.
NYC Pride / Pride March
Massive Pride March and festival in Manhattan, Vibrant neighborhood celebrations (Chelsea, Greenwich Village), Book popular restaurants and events earlyOne of the world’s largest Pride celebrations, centered in June with parades, parties and cultural events across the city.
TCS New York City Marathon
Major street closures and transit adjustments, High spectator energy and neighborhood parties, Plan alternate routes and expect crowded transportLate autumn marathon attracting runners and spectators citywide; course passes through all five boroughs.
Tribeca Film Festival
High-profile premieres and indie films, Panels and celebrity appearances, Advance ticketing and sold-out screeningsSpring film festival with screenings, talks, and premieres—great for film lovers and city culture.
Christmas & Holiday Markets
Holiday shopping, food stalls, ice skating, Festive window displays along Fifth Avenue, Peak crowds in December—reserve any special activities earlySeasonal markets and displays across the city—Bryant Park, Union Square, Columbus Circle are highlights.
New York Fashion Week (February & September)
Runway shows and designer presentations, Celebrity and industry presence, Hotel and restaurant demand rises in affected neighborhoodsMajor fashion industry events bring shows and parties; many public-facing pop-ups and related programming.
Weather Tips
Expect large season-to-season swings: Spring/Fall are mild and ideal for walking; Summer is hot and humid—stay hydrated and plan indoor breaks; Winter is cold with possible snow—dress in layers, waterproof boots, hat and gloves. Check extended forecasts before travel and allow extra time for transport during snow or extreme heat.
Understanding in New York Prices
New York City hotel and travel prices fluctuate noticeably by season, major events and neighborhood. High demand windows include late Spring and Fall (pleasant weather), summer (tourist season), and the December holiday period (especially around Christmas and New Year). Prices also spike for major events (New Year’s Eve, Fashion Week, major concerts, Broadway opening weeks) and large conventions. Weekends and holidays are pricier; Mondays–Thursdays can be cheaper for business-heavy hotels. Midtown and Times Square area properties command a premium; consider neighborhoods like Long Island City, Brooklyn (Williamsburg, DUMBO, Brooklyn Heights), or Upper Manhattan for better value. Booking 60–90 days ahead helps during peak periods; last-minute deals appear in low season (Jan–Feb) but availability is limited during event-heavy times.
Essential Travel Tips for in New York United States
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Transportation
Subway and buses are the fastest, most affordable ways to get around; taxis and rideshares fill gaps. Walking is often quickest in dense neighborhoods.
Transportation Tips
- 1.Use OMNY contactless payment or buy a MetroCard for unlimited-ride options if staying multiple days
- 2.Avoid midtown taxis during rush hour—subway is usually faster
- 3.Download MTA and transit apps for service alerts and maps
- 4.Consider commuter ferries (Staten Island Ferry is free) and NYC Ferry for scenic cross-river routes
- 5.Allow extra time for airport transfers (traffic can be heavy); check which airport (JFK, LaGuardia, Newark) best suits your itinerary
Pro Traveler Tip
Buy tickets for popular attractions (Statue of Liberty, observatory decks, Broadway shows) in advance, consider multi-attraction passes if visiting many paid sights, and balance must-see sites with neighborhood exploration (Harlem, Williamsburg, Astoria) to experience authentic local life and avoid the biggest crowds.
Frequently Asked Questions
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