Indoor luxury mall · The Shops at Hudson Yards
Hudson Yards
20 Hudson Yards, W 30th to 34th St.
The Shops at Hudson Yards is a multi-level indoor mall on the Far West Side, with luxury houses and watch boutiques on Level 1 and mid-priced chains, beauty and food above. It suits a rainy-day or one-stop trip that pairs shopping with Vessel, Edge and the High Line next door.
Indoor mall · Luxury · Watch boutiques
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- Where
- The Shops at Hudson YardsIndoor luxury mall
- Right now
- Typical hours10am–9pm
- Getting here
- Subway: 34 St-Hudson Yards (7)The station exit is beside The Shops
Insider guide
Shopping Hudson Yards.
The story
Shopping at Hudson Yards means one building: The Shops at Hudson Yards, at 20 Hudson Yards on the Far West Side. It is a multi-level indoor mall, with luxury houses and watch boutiques on Level 1 and mid-priced brands, beauty, gifts and food on the floors above.
Level 1 holds Cartier, Dior, Louis Vuitton, Fendi, Marc Jacobs, Coach and the watch boutiques. Level 2 has Uniqlo, Falconeri and Aesop, Level 3 has Aritzia, Mango and H&M, and Level 4 has the Beyond the Edge gift shop. It suits a rainy day or a one-stop trip, and it pairs easily with Vessel, Edge and the High Line next door.
What to Expect
Level 1 is the watch floor. Watches of Switzerland, Rolex, IWC, Panerai, Piaget, Cartier, Bvlgari and Van Cleef & Arpels are all here, so you can compare in one loop. Rolex at Watches of Switzerland is an official Rolex jeweler that also services watches, and Watches of Switzerland's own store carries Vacheron Constantin. Cartier's roughly 5,000-square-foot boutique has separate women's and men's watch salons and a diamond salon, and the brand suggests booking ahead. Dior sells women's and men's fashion, shoes, jewelry and eyewear, Fendi carries ready-to-wear, shoes and eyewear, and Eleventy is a newly opened women's and men's label nearby. Coach is a more affordable stop on the same floor. Stuart Weitzman sells a men's footwear collection found only at its Hudson Yards store.
Upstairs, Level 2 has Uniqlo for basics, Falconeri and Aesop. Level 3 has Aritzia, Mango, H&M and the Aroma 360 fragrance store. Level 4 has Beyond the Edge, with jewelry, home décor, apparel and souvenirs made only for Hudson Yards, Vessel and Edge. Elsewhere in the building, MUJI is the stop for backpacks and stationery, PIQ for NYC-themed books and gifts, and SLIK for pick-your-own Scandinavian candy. For a meal break, the mall points to Mercado Little Spain, a Spanish food market with restaurants.
Best Time to Visit
The Shops are open Monday to Saturday 10am to 9pm and Sunday 11am to 7pm. Some luxury boutiques close an hour early: Dior, Cartier, Tiffany & Co. and Stuart Weitzman shut at 8pm Monday to Saturday. On a weekday evening, do Level 1 first and save the upper floors for last.
If You Only Have an Hour
Start on Level 1 with a watch loop past Rolex at Watches of Switzerland, IWC Schaffhausen and Cartier, then look in at Dior. Ride up to Level 3 for Aritzia, and finish on Level 4 at Beyond the Edge for a Hudson Yards souvenir.
Where to Eat
Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare, in Hell's Kitchen, holds two MICHELIN stars. It is a counter tasting menu now run by Max Natmessnig and Marco Prins, with crisp duck breast and foie gras among the courses.
The directory
22 shops, all in one place.
Tap a shop or a dot on the map to see it.
Fashion8 places
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New York label's Level 1 store with ready-to-wear, handbags, footwear and fragrance; added to Hudson Yards with its latest handbag and accessory collections.
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Shoe boutique for handcrafted women's footwear that also carries a men's collection the mall says is sold only at this Hudson Yards store.
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Women's and men's label on Level 1, flagged as newly opened in the Hudson Yards shop directory; one of the floor's quieter designer stops near Dior and Fendi.
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Coach store on Level 1 carrying women's and men's bags, shoes and jewelry; a more affordable stop on the same floor as the luxury houses.
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Women's clothing store on Level 3; the mall's August 2026 back-to-school guide points to its sweatfleece tops for everyday wear.
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Mango clothing store on Level 3 of The Shops, listed in the current directory; Hudson Yards announced it in 2024 with styles inspired by the Mediterranean.
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Falconeri on Level 2 with women's and men's lines, listed in the current Hudson Yards directory alongside Faherty and AG; one of the brands named in a July 2026 NYC expansion report.
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Uniqlo on Level 2 for basics and everyday layers; the mall's back-to-school guide sends families here and to H&M on Level 3 for kids' styles.
Luxury3 places
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Level 1 boutique for Dior women's and men's fashion, shoes, jewelry and eyewear; the mall's watch guide also lists it among the floor's watch sellers.
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Louis Vuitton's Hudson Yards store on Level 1, the mall's luxury floor shared with Dior, Fendi, Cartier and the watch boutiques.
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Level 1 Fendi boutique carrying women's and men's ready-to-wear, shoes and eyewear, a few doors from Dior and Louis Vuitton on the luxury floor.
Jewelry2 places
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Roughly 5,000-square-foot boutique with separate women's and men's watch salons, a diamond salon and a private VIP salon; the brand suggests booking ahead.
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Tiffany's Hudson Yards store for jewelry and luxury accessories, open until 8pm Monday to Saturday, an hour before most of the mall closes.
Watches2 places
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Official Rolex jeweler on Level 1, authorized to sell and service Rolex watches; Watches of Switzerland's own store on the floor also carries Vacheron Constantin.
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Swiss watch boutique on Level 1; the mall's March 2026 watch guide singles out the Portugieser Automatic 42 with a silver-plated dial and blue hands.
Beauty2 places
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Aesop store on Level 2, listed under Health & Beauty in the Hudson Yards directory and open on the mall's standard hours, near Alo Yoga and Faherty.
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Fragrance store on Level 3 selling luxury home and personal scents meant to influence mood; listed in the mall's current shop directory.
Gifts2 places
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Level 4 gift shop with collectibles made exclusively for Hudson Yards, Vessel and Edge, from jewelry and home décor to apparel and souvenirs.
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Toy and gift shop with NYC-themed books, novelties and gifts for kids and students; the mall's 2026 back-to-school guide lists it as an essentials stop.
Food & drink2 places
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Spanish food market and restaurants at Hudson Yards, which the mall's August 2026 guide suggests as a meal break between shopping stops.
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Scandinavian candy shop where you hand-pick your own pieces; one of the newer food stops named in the mall's August 2026 back-to-school guide.
Specialty1 place
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MUJI store at The Shops; the mall's August 2026 back-to-school guide recommends it for sleek backpacks, stationery and writing supplies.
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Typical hours
Most shops keep the hours below.
Hours vary by individual store. Always check with specific retailers.
Eat, drink, stay
Between shops, close by.
Top restaurants nearby
All of Eat →- Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare★ Michelin starContemporary · Counter tasting menu in Hell's Kitchen, now run by Max Natmessnig and Marco Prins, with crisp duck breast and foie gras among the courses.
- Mercado Little SpainSpanish · Spanish food hall at 10 Hudson Yards with counters for a quick bite, plus Txula Steak for a sit-down live-fire meal.
- Ci SiamoItalian · Manhattan West Italian dining room; get the cavatelli with crab and chilis and the caramelized onion torta.
- Papa SanPeruvian · Peruvian-Japanese spot on West 34th; order one of the rotating ceviches.
- P.J. Clarke's Oyster Bar & GrilleAmerican · Easy fallback near the Yards; the burger is the safe bet.
Top hotels nearby
All of Stay →- Michelin 2 Keys
Pendry Manhattan West
A 164-room hotel in an undulating glass tower by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Pendry's first in New York, with Bar Pendry, the Garden Room, Zou Zou's and Ci Siamo.
438 West 33rd Street · - Design hotel
Equinox Hotel New York
A 212-room Hudson Yards hotel designed by SOM with interiors by Rockwell Group and Joyce Wang, a spa, a large Equinox health club with SoulCycle, and Stephen Starr's Electric Lemon.
33 Hudson Yards ·
Ratings are the scores saved in our directory and are not live. Check the listing for the current score.
Getting here
Parking and transit.
- PParkingThe No. 7 subway stops steps from the east lobby across Hudson Park, and Penn Station (A, C, E, 1, 2, 3) is about two blocks east; the M34-SBS, M12 and M11 buses stop nearby. Hudson Yards lists parking at 10 Hudson Yards, Abington House and One Hudson Yards along West 30th Street between 10th and 11th Avenues.
- SSubway: 34 St-Hudson Yards (7)The station exit is beside The ShopsSubway fare
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