Michelangelo Hotel  

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The caring and attention all the staff provided- from the manager to the reception and bar staff, to the porters, housekeeping and doormen -- were all top shelf. The hotel itself is beautiful and spotless and the rooms spacious and welcoming.I Cannot imagine a better more convenient place to stay in New York City and we shall return as well as tell all our friends to try this exceptional property.

We have no negatives to report. If there is such a thing as a perfect property, this is it!

Responsive, friendly and very professional stagg

Great location and ambience.

Room heater is terrible: noisy and unpredictable. Nightly turn down service is a myth. Housekeeping calls you even when the don't disturb sign is there.

An italian breakfast is complementary.

The hotel is very attractive and our room was spacious, clean and well designed with a beautiful bathroom.

The location is convenient for theaters, but too close to Times Square so that the area is always packed with tourists. The hotel was not good value for the money because there were too few amenities included. The "continental breakfast" consisted of coffee and a dry roll or scone (no jam or butter) served in a small basement room. We also stayed at a far less expensive place, the Library Hotel, that had a nice complimentary breakfast and complimentary wine and cheese in the evenings, in a much more pleasant setting. There were also problems with our room keys (E.G. if one of us went to the fitness room, the other's key card suddenly did not work).

The concierge desk was excellent with driving directions into the hotel and out of the city.

friendly, elegant, central - the best package for the money

I've stayed at the Michelangelo before and liked it so much I brought my just-turned-10 yr. Old granddaughter there for her first nyc "experience". We had a fabulous time doing Broadway, ny delis, Times Square, The Met (Museum), the lower East side, Macy's, the Highline and ,of course, Rockefeller Center! I mentioned all of this b/c the Michelangelo is so well-located to see all of these tourist attractions and it's truly a lovely, comfortable and well-run hotel. I would highly recommend it to anyone who wants a mid-Manhattan stay in a caring environment. The beds were very comfortable and the room set-up quite large for a nyc hotel.

The only "downside" is that there is no real breakfast except room service. That was ok with us b/c we wanted to "hit the streets" as we only had a three day weekend!

The staff were very helpful and accomodated our needs

Location is perfect! Close to Time Square, Broadway and Central Park....many amenities and restaurants just a few steps away! Even the room was pretty quiet as it was on the inner side of the hotel. Didn`t see much sunlight though but I guess it`s a small price to pay to have a quiet room without a single noise! And then again....in ny you don`t spend too much of your daytime in your hotel room! Very nice and spacious room!

beautiful, spacious, clean comfortable corner room...couldn't ask for anything more; excellent location if you want to be in Time Square but the room was quiet in spite of it. Like the heater outside the door, the doorman was great and all staff generally friendly

I wasn't totally clear about my options for breakfast....it was the 2nd day I realized I could get continental on level C

Love this hotel. It is centered directly in the middle of the city and within walking to all wonderful and educational attractions. Henri, the gentleman that greats everyone at the front door has a contagious smile along with a gracious attitude. Love this man. He is extremely helpful and full of valuble information that you need to know on getting around the city.