Michelangelo Hotel - New York City, USA 

Michelangelo
Posted: Fri, Jan 16 2009
Awesome hotel. Great ambience, friendly staff, great food, awesome room service, convenient to everything you'd like to see in the city. Would rate our experience a 10, and would "highly" recommend this hotel. Thank You

Weekend at the Michelangelo
Posted: Mon, Aug 18 2008
Simply AWESOME!!! The Michelangelo experience was top-notch from arrival to departure. Parking is convenient, the staff was super friendly, and the room was exquisite, as well as super comfortable and clean. Even walking through the lobby and sitting in the lounge/bar area was as experience in itself. The concierge helped us find an excellent seafood restaraunt less than 10-minute walk and the continental breakfast provided THE BEST TASTING coffee!! I will book at the Michelangelo again in a NEW YORK minute!!!

Hard to beat The Michaelangelo
Posted: Tue, Jul 22 2008
My wife and I stayed at The Michaelangelo as part of our 5th wedding anniversary getaway in New York City. And honestly, I'm not sure we could have picked a better place to stay for this very special celebration. The service was impeccable from start to finish. And as a bonus, upon learning that we were in the city for our anniversary, the manager provided us (unasked, mind you) with a complimentary upgrade to a suite for the weekend. Our room was very comfortable, surprisingly quiet (given that the hotel is just off of Times Square), and -- especially for New York City -- quite spacious. (Yes, the suite part helped, but still quite roomy even in this context.) Plus the whole hotel just exuded a feeling of Old World romance that's getting harder to find these days. In addition to all of the quality aspects, it's also a perfect home base for taking in the city. Again, right off of Times Square (out the door, around the corner, and you're there!), half a block from five-star dining at Le Bernardin (if that's your sort of thing), and just a couple of blocks from Rockefeller Center and its adjoining subway stop. Especially for a romantic stay, I'd say look no further than The Michaelangelo.

Great base to explore Midtown
Posted: Sat, Jul 19 2008
I spent 5 nights at the Michelangelo in June with my boyfriend celebrating my 30th birthday . We found the hotel to be very high quality in most respects although a few areas were starting to date or show signs of wear and tear, there were also a few refurbishments going on as we often bumped into guys in overalls in the hotel corridors. Our room (a Junior Suite) was quite large with a king size bed. My boyfriend was very impressed by the Bose music system and a TV in the bathroom. I was disappointed by the toiletries as the hotel no longer seems to use Bvlgari. The hotel had a turndown service although it tended to happen a little early, usually before 6pm when we were in the room getting ready to go out for the evening. The turn down service consisted of chocolates on the bed and a note with the next days weather forecast - very useful as visitors to New York during what turned out to be a heatwave. We did not dine at the hotel, however we did try the complimentary breakfast in the lobby a couple of mornings - a selection of coffees and small pastries which was a nice touch. The reception and concierge staff were polite and helpful. There was not a safe in the room so we had to use one at front desk which was a bit of a pain signing our valuables in and out each day. The hotel is in a great location on 51st Street between 6th and 7th. It was just a few minutes walk from Times Square, Broadway and the Rockefeller Centre (which has better views from the top than the Empire State Building), plus Central Park is just a few blocks north. Overall we found the Michelangelo to be a great base for our trip to New York and we would return, however it was not cheap.