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The Michelangelo New York

New York City, New York, United States · Starhotels Collezione · Near Luxury

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The Michelangelo occupies 179 rooms carved from Manhattan's 1926 Taft Hotel, a 22-story Spanish Renaissance pile by H. Craig Severance that once held 1,250 rooms. Starhotels bought the hotel portion for $42 million in 1992 and gave it an Italian name and neoclassical mood; today even a Studio King stretches to about 495 square feet, an indulgence one block north of Times Square.

About The Michelangelo New York

History

H. Craig Severance designed the Spanish Renaissance Hotel Manger, which opened in 1926 and later became the Taft. A 179-room hotel was carved from the building in 1986 as the Grand Bay, renamed Parc Fifty One in 1990, then acquired by Starhotels for $42 million and reopened as The Michelangelo in 1992.

The setting

152 West 51st Street at Seventh Avenue, one block north of Times Square and close to Radio City Music Hall and Rockefeller Center.

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