The Michelangelo Hotel

Excellent location for getting around Manhattan. Was pleasantly surprised that a low floor in a hotel could muffle city noise. Large comfortable room with all the required amenities. Close to parking and cafes for a pick up breakfast before hitting the pavement.

I booked a last minute stay in the city so as not to drive back to Staten Island after a medical visit at Sloan. My experience at the front desk with a girl named Asha, led to an incredible day of kindness, beauty and comfort. Our room was wonderful. We wanted to live there! The manager and rest of staff extended kindness beyond my expectations. The Italian boutique hotel responded to all my needs and made me feel at home, especially with my tastes and Italian heritage. Thank you, thank you, thank you,!

If you are looking for classy and comfortable accommodations within the Times Square area, this hotel is a terrific choice. The Great Parts -- one-bedroom suite that was spacious for a NYC room, elegant décor and extremely clean. Nice-sized umbrellas in room closet in case it rains. Pleasant staff at check-in and check-out. Nice lobby area and location is ideal if you are interested in staying in the Broadway area. However, falls short of a 5-star rating for me due to: 1) no 24-hour in-room dining -- stops for a time in the afternoon and then ends for the night at 11:30 pm so if you get in from a late night and want a light meal, pot of coffee or tea you are out of luck; 2) No coffee/tea station in the room - at check-out, front desk said they could have one put into the room if requested but didn't know that at check-in and certainly not offered as an option when I called down at 11:50 pm to see if there was any in-house option to get just some tea or coffee. Suggestion to Management -- while it is a lovely foyer entrance to the suite we stayed in, it was nearly the size of the living room and seemed some wasted, valuable space. Limited space along one wall could easily accommodate a small wet-bar area with a refrigerator, coffee station and microwave. It would make the whole room more family-friendly; 3) The double-sided armoire is a lovely concept except that living room TV sound competes completely with the bedroom TV sound. Some sort of sound-muting material should be placed into armoire between the two TVs to facilitate watching two different shows in each room.

Loved the hotel. The rooms and service were great.The beds and pillows were amazing. HOWEVER, after paying $500 a night AND a $38 "resort fee", it was wrong that if we wanted a cup of coffee in the morning, we had to go downstairs and pay $5 for a small cup of below average coffee.

We had three rooms. One for grandparents (me and wife), and adjoining rooms for Daughter and two grand teenagers, all on same floor. reservation manager and remainder staff are helpful Worked well for us.