Property Location
The Michelangelo hotel is in the heart of Manhattan, on the corner of 51st Street and 7th Avenue in the Midtown District, surrounded by New York’s top attractions. The Rockefeller Center and the famous 5th Avenue, the ultimate exclusive shopping destination, are close by. Central Park is within easy reach and just a block away there is the glitter of Times Square and Broadway, with its famous theatres and shows.
Rooms & Suites
Explore our accommodations designed for special occasions.
Host your bridal shower in our magnificent Grand One-Bedroom Suite, an expansive 800-square-foot space that perfectly blends luxury and comfort. This suite features a spacious living area with a stylish corner sectional sofa, a plush king-size bed, and two well-appointed bathrooms—everything you need for a memorable celebration.
For parents seeking elegant accommodations, our One-Bedroom King Suites are the ideal choice. These beautifully designed suites, approximately 600 square feet in size, embody the finest Italian hospitality right in the heart of central New York, ensuring an exquisite stay.
For bridesmaids or the best man, The Michelangelo Hotel’s Junior Suites provide the ultimate combination of comfort and sophistication. Tastefully adorned with luxurious fabrics and equipped with a sumptuous king-size bed, these suites offer around 550 square feet of inviting living space, creating the perfect retreat for your special moments.
Drinks & Dining
Drawing inspiration from the local Italian trattoria, our guests, are treated to an Italian culinary experience. We invite you to sample our homemade mozzarella and indulge in one of our famous Neapolitan pizzas. The Lounge at The Michelangelo Hotel in NYC is also the perfect place to enjoy a perfect espresso or sip a glass of vino after a day out in Manhattan. Prefer the comfort of your room? No problem—our exceptional room service is just a call away, ensuring a memorable dining experience right at your doorstep!
On-Site Events
The Michelangelo features sophisticated meeting and event space with large floor to ceiling windows bringing in natural light. With our excellent in-house catering service and a dedicated professional staff, any event is sure to be a triumph.
The Roman Room is our largest meeting space that embraces the essence of our luxury Italian lifestyle. The natural sunlight perfectly captures its ornate design. The space is highly functional for corporate meetings & social events. (950 sq. ft.)
The Mezzanine area is an airy private foyer space that is adjacent to the meeting rooms. Equip with a full bar, the space is a perfect setup for meals & pre-functions. (900 sq. ft.)
The Florentine Room, offering art and literature as its backdrop, stands as a great option for executive board meetings, smaller groups or corporate retreats. (465 sq. ft.)
The Venetian room was designed around a refined study that combines enticing décor with simple elegance, is perfect for small meetings and corporate breakouts. (400 sq. ft.)
Photo Ops
No matter the occasion, our hotel is a stunning backdrop for unforgettable photos.
The mezzanine features exquisite decor, including a valuable collection of Murano glass art created by the renowned Seguso family, along with elegant crystal chandeliers and a stunning five-foot-diameter leaded glass window.
Make a grand entrance from one of our beautiful marble staircases.
*Please note that prior permission is required to photograph or film in public areas on-site*
Additionally, our hotel is conveniently located just steps away from St. Patrick's Cathedral and Central Park.
Hotel History
The building was originally constructed in 1926 as the Hotel Manger. In 1931, it was renamed The Taft Hotel, and it was rumored to be the largest hotel in Times Square at that time. Adjacent to the hotel was the famous Roxy Theater, renowned as the biggest theater of its era. In the 1980s, the hotel was converted into a mixed-use building, which includes 448 condominiums and 179 guest rooms. In 1992, Starhotels purchased the hotel portion, and The Michelangelo New York Hotel emerged.
