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From the moment visitors enter The Michelangelo, they feel like honored guests of a devoted Italian host. Surrounded by oil paintings, crystal chandeliers, and cherished antique furnishings, they might think they arrived in Florence or Venice.
In truth, the best New York City has to offer lies just outside the double brass front doors. In the heart of midtown, the unmistakably Italian boutique hotel rests within convenient walking distance of the city’s theater district, major corporate headquarters, Fifth Avenue shopping, Rockefeller Center, Central Park, great museums, and a wealth of other attractions.