It has double sinks, a shower and a bathtub, sink toiletries by Pharmacopia and bathing toiletries by Le Labo! The master bathroom is as luxurious as any bathroom at a Park Hyatt hotel. The suite also has a safe and ample drawer and closet space.Ī nice welcome note, some nuts and a small bottle of wine. There is also a desk, a small refrigerator with two waters in it as well as a coffee machine.

There are 60 inch TVs in both rooms, and plenty of outlets. The lobby is large and smartly decorated.Īs it was the end of October, there was some sort of pumpkin contest in the lobby. Otherwise, the primary options are Uber or taxi, or to drive (the parking is free).Īlthough I used a free one night certificate to book the hotel, I was proactively upgraded to an Executive Suite – which typically goes for over $1,000 per night. At present, there is a shuttle bus from the closest subway stop on the A train. The hotel on the other hand has told me that they hope to start shuttles to JFK sometime in the future with the goal of drawing travelers not only to the hotel but also to the casino. Many have suggested that, since the hotel/casino is not really close to JFK and doesn’t have a shuttle, Hyatt should drop JFK Airport from the hotel name. It is a collaborative project by a casino (Resorts World) and World of Hyatt. Yes, that is quite a mouthful of a name, but hear me out. This weekend, I spent one night at the Hyatt Regency JFK Airport at Resorts World New York. We are thankful when you support this site by using our links. This site does not review or include all companies or all available products. This may impact how and where products appear on this site. This page may contain affiliate links from our advertising partners for which we many receive compensation.

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