HGU New York - A SLH hotel
#1
HGU New York - A SLH hotel
Just saw another New York Hyatt option in the Hyatt app.
Located in hip NoMad, just minutes away from Fifth Avenue and the Empire State Building, HGU New York is a rock’s throw from all the food, culture, and shopping Manhattan has to offer. Inside, the boutique hotel blends past and present with original pre-war features, a contemporary art collection, and midcentury modern décor.
Last edited by Aventine; Feb 28, 2019 at 11:40 pm
#2
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: IAH
Programs: UA 2MM, Hyatt Diamond, SPG Gold
Posts: 2,163
I just checked one date (the next time I'll be in NYC) but was surprised to see the rates for this property on hyatt.com were comparable to the rates if booked direct. This is first SLH property where I haven't seen a premium for booking via Hyatt channels.
#3
I saw the same for my dates too. It's actually a fair price for the location and quality.
#4
Join Date: May 2002
Location: SNA
Programs: STARS/LUMINOUS, PRIVE, FSPP, STARS, MO FAN Club, PEN Club, Bellini Club
Posts: 2,612
I did a quick 1-night stay at this hotel to earn the 3,000 points per stay bonus. The rate on the Hyatt site was the same as the non-AAA rate available at other sources.
Check-in was efficient; the agent had all the details. He advised they had upgraded me from a Queen to a King and handed me an envelope explaining the Hyatt benefits at SLH and a voucher for continental breakfast. Room was rather nice. Breakfast was a bit odd; choice was either yogurt, fruit or a basket of bread. I asked if I could mix a couple of things (fruit and some bread) and was told no. The bread basket I got was rather large but high quality.
All in a all a good stay considering the 3,000 point bonus. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again, at least on a short trip.
Check-in was efficient; the agent had all the details. He advised they had upgraded me from a Queen to a King and handed me an envelope explaining the Hyatt benefits at SLH and a voucher for continental breakfast. Room was rather nice. Breakfast was a bit odd; choice was either yogurt, fruit or a basket of bread. I asked if I could mix a couple of things (fruit and some bread) and was told no. The bread basket I got was rather large but high quality.
All in a all a good stay considering the 3,000 point bonus. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again, at least on a short trip.
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Upper Sternistan
Posts: 10,041
Can anyone who has stayed here comment on the "pre-war style bathroom"? That scares me just a little. Can't find a pic of that on the website, but I picture myself huddling in a bathtub "showering" with a drippy hose.
#6
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: DCA/IAD/SFO/SJC/JFK/NRT/LHR/BOS/etc
Programs: AA (EXP, 3 MM), Hyatt Globalist, Taj InnerCircle Silver, MLife Noir, former LHW-Aurelian
Posts: 365
Especially since they didn't say pre-WHICH war. Bathroom styles before the Revolutionary War were pretty horrible by modern standards, I'd presume...