Park South Hotel
What We Love
- Free daily breakfast with pastries from Brooklyn’s Colson Patisserie
- Chrysler Building views and handcrafted cocktails at the hip rooftop bar
- Free evening wine reception (5 to 6 p.m. Monday-Thursday)
- Prime NoMad location close to high-end shops on Fifth and Madison Avenues
What To Know
- Free WiFi
- Relaxed vibe—not for guests looking for a scene
- The hotel’s Japanese restaurant offers just two fixed tasting menus
- The fitness center is on the small side
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Amenities
- Bar
- Free WiFi
- Gym
- Parking On Site
- Restaurant

Overview
The Look
Set in a Victorian building dating back to 1906, the Park South Hotel is every bit as glamorous as its stately exterior. A recent multimillion-dollar overhaul has breathed new life into the historic property, marrying turn-of-the century accents (cherry wood coffee tables here, satin and velvet furnishings there) with all the comforts modern travelers have come to expect, including cutting-edge in-room technology and fast, efficient service.
Bed and Bath
Guestrooms are small at 200 square feet, but feel larger thanks to picture windows, high ceilings, mirror wall panels and space-conscious furnishings. They uphold the hotel’s old New York glamour with classic black-and-white prints from the New York Historical Society and light-reflecting Swarovski crystal chandeliers while offering mod cons like free high-speed WiFi, smart TVs, docking stations and bedside inputs for laptops, gaming consoles and tablets. In the large slate-tiled bathrooms, find Grohe fixtures, heated towel racks and doorless showers stocked with luxurious Beekman toiletries.
Beyond
Fuel up on free coffee and handmade pastries (from Brooklyn’s Colson Patisserie, no less) in the lobby’s breakfast nook, then get in a workout at the small, but well-equipped fitness center. After a day of exploring, you can join the hip after-work crowd for craft cocktails and small bites (we’d recommend the eggplant involtini and truffle pizza to start and a peaches & cream popsicle for dessert) at the hotel’s rooftop cocktail lounge. Or skip the rooftop altogether and opt for inventive East-meets-West cuisine at the critically acclaimed O Ya restaurant, which offers two fixed tasting menus at $185 and $245.
In the Area
Walk two blocks south to Madison Square Park to check out the rotating display of outdoor art, then stop for a burger and a shake from Danny Meyer’s Shake Shack (trust us, it’s worth that around-the-block line). Home to seven restaurants, an espresso bar, a gelato counter and a bustling rooftop beer garden, Mario Batali’s sprawling Italian food mecca, Eataly, is not to be missed, nor is the nearby Strand Bookstore, where you’ll find 18 miles-worth of new, used and rare books. Get your culture fix in the free Museum at FIT, which houses more than 50,000 garments and accessories, from the 18th century to the present.
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Reviews
Great little hotel. My room was super quiet. The location was perfect for me. The staff were all wonderful. I would love to have seen the rooftop bar but it apparently closes for the season at the end of October, so maybe next time. I would definitely stay again.
Good location
Excellent atmosphere at the bar and restorant
Quite expensive but the value for money is good.....I suggest
Good location close to the metro and 5th avenue
I'll visit agan to test the expereience on the top bar
Such a sweet little gem in NoMad. I stayed here on a short trip to NY. Got a very pretty little room, quiet and on 7th floor. The decorative scheme is simple and uplifting. Reminds me of nicer hotel rooms in Paris. Covina is an excellent restaurant. Tucked away in the back of the hotel, it features a bustling bar at night. I had avocado toast for breakfast, absolutely perfect. Capuccino awesome too. Just the way I prefer. Luis at front desk is amazing, other staff very courteous. The hotel cheerfully brought me a fridge late at night upon request. Great addition to the Hyatt chain for NYC travelers. I will probably be back to the restaurant for lunch tomorrow!