New York Marriott Marquis
Best for Broadway access, large groups, and large-scale meetings or events.
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New York Marriott Marquis vs The St. Regis New York
New York Marriott Marquis is a large, modern Times Square hotel geared to theatergoers, meetings, and families; this comparison is for travelers who want easy Broadway access and big-event facilities. The St. Regis New York is a historic ultra-luxury Fifth Avenue hotel with butler service; read on if you’re weighing Midtown refinement and classic service against Times Square energy and scale.
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The St. Regis New York
Best for classic Fifth Avenue luxury, in-room butler service, and a quieter Midtown address.
Quick Verdict: New York Marriott Marquis vs The St. Regis New York
When New York Marriott Marquis wins: pick the Marriott Marquis if you want to be in the middle of Times Square, need a large number of rooms or flexible meeting and ballroom options, or prefer a rooftop revolving restaurant and 24/7 fitness facilities.
When The St. Regis New York wins: choose the St. Regis if you want a smaller, more intimate ultra-luxury stay on Fifth Avenue with included butler service, a historic hotel atmosphere, and proximity to Rockefeller Center and luxury shopping.
Bottom line: Marriott Marquis is the practical choice for big groups, Broadway-focused visits, and event planners; The St. Regis is the choice for travelers seeking old‑world luxury and personalized service in Midtown. Both are centrally located, but they serve different needs.
New York Marriott Marquis vs The St. Regis New York – At a Glance
| Category | New York Marriott Marquis | The St. Regis New York |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Large, busy, contemporary Times Square hotel focused on theaters, dining, and events | Historic ultra-luxury Fifth Avenue hotel with formal service and butler offerings |
| Location | 1535 Broadway, in Times Square / Theater District — steps from Broadway theaters | Two East 55th St, central Midtown near 5th Avenue and Rockefeller Center |
| Distance apart | about 1.2 km apart | |
| Size (rooms) | Roughly 1,900+ rooms (major convention and group capacity) | 238 guestrooms |
| Building / age | 50-story tower built in 1985, renovated 2022 | Historic property with early-20th-century origins (positioned as a classic Fifth Avenue hotel) |
| Pools | No on-site pool | Not published |
| Restaurants & bars | Four on-site venues including The View revolving restaurant, Broadway Lounge, Revel & Rye | Two restaurants and a bar/lounge; room service available (limited hours) |
| Spa / wellness | No on-site spa (fitness center: 4,000 sq ft Marquis Fitness Center, open 24/7) | Not published |
| Known for | Revolving rooftop restaurant, central Times Square location, large event spaces | Butler service, Fifth Avenue address, historic ultra‑luxury pedigree |
| Meeting & event space | Over 100,000 sq ft of meeting space, multiple large ballrooms (Broadway Ballroom up to 2,800 capacity) | Conference space size 3,944 sq ft and 13 meeting rooms (supplier listing) |
Location: Times Square energy vs Fifth Avenue calm
New York Marriott Marquis – Location
New York Marriott Marquis sits directly on Times Square in the Theater District — convenient if your plans center on Broadway or the neon hub.
- Address: 1535 Broadway, between West 45th and 46th Streets; immediate access to Broadway theaters.
- Walking distance to Rockefeller Center, Bryant Park and major subway lines; Top of the Rock is about a 10-minute walk.
- Best for guests who want to step into Times Square and reach many Midtown attractions on foot.
Choose Marriott Marquis for the Times Square experience and fastest access to Broadway shows.
The St. Regis New York – Location
The St. Regis New York is on East 55th Street just off Fifth Avenue, closer to Rockefeller Center and Midtown shopping.
- Address: Two East 55th St — a short walk to 5th Avenue retail, Rockefeller Center and the Museum of Modern Art.
- A quieter Midtown footing compared with Times Square, useful for shoppers and museum visits.
- Preferred airport listed as Newark (EWR) in the supplier listing; public transit and cabs serve the area.
St. Regis is a better pick for Fifth Avenue shopping, museums, and a more sedate Midtown base.
Rooms: scale and choices
New York Marriott Marquis – Rooms
Marquis offers many room types across nearly 2,000 rooms, including family rooms and suites geared to groups.
- 16 room types listed, including Times Square View Room, Family Room, Deluxe and Executive Suites with M Club access.
- Family-friendly options and multiple mobility-accessible rooms; lead guest must be 21 to check in.
- Some rooms include sofa beds and corner options for families or longer stays.
Marriott Marquis works well when you need many room choices, family layouts, or guaranteed availability for groups.
The St. Regis New York – Rooms
St. Regis offers a smaller set of rooms and many suites, several explicitly listing Butler Service.
- Room types include Grand Room, Grand Luxe, Deluxe rooms and many one-bedroom suites (Astor, Madison, Fifth Avenue views) with Butler Service included for many categories.
- Total 238 air-conditioned guestrooms noted in the supplier highlights.
- Butler service is a consistently featured amenity across multiple room and suite types.
St. Regis is the pick for travelers who prioritize in-room butler service and spacious luxury suites over sheer choice count.
Dining & drinks: rotating skyline views vs classic hotel dining
New York Marriott Marquis – Dining & drinks
Marquis centers its F&B around The View — a revolving rooftop restaurant — plus multiple lounges and an outdoor terrace.
- The View Restaurant, Bar and Lounge (47th/48th floors) is New York City's only revolving restaurant; the lounge is walk-in only and the dining room takes reservations.
- Revel & Rye (8th floor) and Broadway Lounge provide additional all-day dining and bar options with vegetarian/vegan choices.
- Perch Outdoor Terraces (8th floor) provides seasonal outdoor dining space above the atrium.
Pick Marriott Marquis for a distinctive skyline dining experience and many on‑site dining options.
The St. Regis New York – Dining & drinks
St. Regis lists two restaurants and a bar/lounge, with full breakfasts available for a fee and room service during limited hours.
- Two on-site restaurants and a bar/lounge; full breakfast available daily (surcharge).
- Room service is available but operates limited hours according to the supplier listing.
- Vegetarian and vegan menu options are available and the hotel highlights concierge-recommended dining.
Choose St. Regis if you want traditional luxury hotel dining with quieter, more formal service rather than a revolving-restaurant spectacle.
Signature amenity: events, meetings, and ballrooms vs butler service
New York Marriott Marquis – Signature amenity
Marquis’s defining practical advantage is its scale for events and weddings, with large ballrooms and flexible meeting spaces.
- Over 100,000 sq ft of meeting space and more than 55 meeting rooms; Broadway Ballroom seats up to 2,800.
- Multiple ballrooms refreshed recently and an events team experienced with large conferences and weddings.
- Per-person and group logistics are easier here because of room inventory and event infrastructure.
Marquis is the practical choice when event size and infrastructure matter most.
The St. Regis New York – Signature amenity
St. Regis’s signature service feature is its butler service and historic, intimate event spaces.
- Butler Service is included for many room and suite categories, a hallmark of the brand and guest experience.
- Supplier listing shows 3,944 sq ft of conference space and 13 meeting rooms — suitable for smaller corporate or private events.
- Concierge and dedicated staff support luxury-focused, intimate events rather than stadium‑scale gatherings.
St. Regis is better for small, high-touch events and guests who value personalized service like butlers.
Wellness & nightlife: gym access vs in-hotel grooming and nearby nightlife
New York Marriott Marquis – Wellness & nightlife
Marquis emphasizes a large, 24/7 fitness facility and immediate access to Times Square nightlife.
- Marquis Fitness Center: 4,000 sq ft on the 23rd floor, open 24/7 with treadmills, Peloton bikes and a strength zone; complimentary for guests.
- Times Square location means immediate access to bars, late-night restaurants and Broadway shows.
- No on-site spa is reported by multiple independent sources.
Marquis is a good choice if a large, round‑the‑clock gym and instant nightlife access matter to you.
The St. Regis New York – Wellness & nightlife
St. Regis lists a hair salon and concierge services; the supplier listing does not explicitly publish an on-site spa.
- Supplier amenities include a hair salon, concierge services, and a 24-hour front desk.
- The hotel’s Midtown location places it near evening dining and quieter bars around Rockefeller Center and Fifth Avenue.
- Supplier listing does not explicitly publish an on-site spa treatment facility.
St. Regis suits guests who want grooming and personalized service on site and prefer a calmer evening neighborhood.
Who Wins? Best Pick by Travel Style
New York Marriott Marquis
New York Marriott Marquis — steps from Broadway theaters and in the middle of Times Square.
New York Marriott Marquis
New York Marriott Marquis — over 100,000 sq ft of meeting space and multiple large ballrooms.
The St. Regis New York
The St. Regis New York — butler service across many room categories and a Fifth Avenue address.
The St. Regis New York
The St. Regis New York — fewer rooms and a more intimate, historic hotel environment in Midtown.
Frequently asked questions
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Which hotel is closer to Broadway theaters?
New York Marriott Marquis — it is located in the Theater District and steps from multiple Broadway theaters.
Does either hotel have an on-site pool?
New York Marriott Marquis does not have an on-site pool; the St. Regis supplier listing does not publish pool information.
Which hotel has butler service?
The St. Regis New York lists Butler Service included for many room and suite categories.
Which hotel is better for large conferences or weddings?
New York Marriott Marquis — it offers far larger meeting and ballroom capacity and extensive event infrastructure.
Are both hotels family-friendly?
Both properties welcome all ages; New York Marriott Marquis is explicitly marketed as family-friendly, and The St. Regis is not adults-only.
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