


Hyatt Grand Central New York
Midtown base with Grand Central access for MetLife Stadium
About this hotel
Staying at the Hyatt Grand Central New York puts you right in the heart of Midtown, with Grand Central-42 St station just a two-minute walk away. This makes it a prime spot for catching trains or subways that connect to MetLife Stadium transport options, ensuring a smooth journey to and from the game. The hotel itself offers a comfortable retreat with polished rooms, free Wi-Fi, and a well-equipped fitness center for pre-game workouts. After the match, unwind at the hotel bar or grab a bite at the restaurant. With on-site parking available, it’s also convenient for those driving into the city, offering a secure base before heading out to the stadium.
- Walk to Grand Central-42 St
- Stadium transport hub
- On-site parking
- Midtown location
Our take
Hyatt Grand Central New York is the base I would choose when a Giants or Jets game is part of a wider New York trip rather than the only reason to come. The two-minute walk to Grand Central-42 St opens up the whole city, and the bar, restaurant and fitness center cover the evenings. Getting to MetLife Stadium still means a subway ride and a NJ Transit connection, so fans focused only on the game may prefer a hotel in New Jersey.
- Use Grand Central-42 St for easy connections to MetLife Stadium transport, it's right on your doorstep.
- Book parking in advance if you're driving, as spaces can fill up quickly in Midtown.
- Explore the dining options around Grand Central Terminal for a quick bite before heading to the game.
Why we love it
- Two-minute walk to Grand Central-42 St
- Excellent transport links for MetLife Stadium
- On-site parking available
- Central Manhattan location
Why guests love itHyatt Grand Central New York scores 8/10 from about 8,600 reviews, and its real asset is the address: Grand Central-42 St station is a two-minute walk away. MetLife Stadium sits across the river in New Jersey, so on game day I would take the subway across Midtown and then the NJ Transit train or bus. Rooms are polished, Wi-Fi is free, and there is a fitness center, a bar and a restaurant, plus parking on site.