Michelangelo Hotel

Pros: Large bath tubs and large plush towels
Cons: Price

Another overnight stay in New York! If you have seen my other reviews, you know that I usually try to keep costs down in NYC (C omfort Inn, On The Ave, ...

Pros: Comfortable, beautiful. An Oasis of Calm in Midtown
Cons: None.

When using the name of someone as artistically brilliant as Michelangelo it is important to be sure your product can at least be considered close to being as brilliant. I think that the Michelangelo Hotel in Midtown Manhattan would be somewhere that the...

Pros: Beautiful, large rooms, great bathtubs!
Cons: Location, (for me)

This is really a find. The first luxury boutique hotel in NYC. Formerly the nondescript Taft hotel, it was completely gutted about 15 years or so and was transformed into this haven. Luxurious soundproof rooms in a variety of styles. I prefer the art...

Pros: Cleanliness, Quiet, Pleasant, Affordable, Beautiful Hotel
Cons: parking

Stayed in the Michelangelo Hotel for the Weekend last week and was very pleased with the elegance of this establishment. From the wonderful decor to the experienced staff, the entire stay was a pleasant experience for both of us. The interior of the...

Pros: Location, size of rooms, quality throughout
Cons: None

If you are looking for an ideally located, quiet, quality hotel near the theater district, the Michelangelo Hotel should be considered.

It is a quiet refuge from the city, but near enough for an easy walk to plays and restaurants. Stations for three different subway lines are within two blocks, so access to all parts of the city is easy.

The room was large by NYC standards with a bathroom with a huge tub. The room was spotless and very comfortable, and the staff was very competent.