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"Family Suite, 40th Floor. Room for 4 adults. Central to all. Subway under the building. Walking distance to all things."

"The Belvedere boasts a prime location, conveniently situated near the 50th subway station. Within a mere 15-minute walk, you’ll find yourself in Times Square, Broadway theaters, and Rockefeller Plaza. This prime location offers easy access to various destinations, and the Hell’s Kitchen area is brimming with dining options. Despite its age and outdated facilities, the hotel maintains a clean and well-kept appearance throughout. While the vintage vibe may not be everyone’s cup of tea, I personally find it endearing. "

"Excellent all the way around."

"Breakfast was NOT good. The coffee tasted like mud. I actually Spit it out. The juice was watery. The sausage and eggs were ok. The butter was hard"

"Don’t like the public park out front of the hotel, smells like urine and poop!… bums hang outside smoking drugs and cigarettes…. Staff was very nice though!!! Not much they can do but the optics are very intimidating and hostile…. Rooms were very tight and small. I would not recommend our family of three only for a single person with a one night minimum….."

"We arrived @6 to find a Hugh amount of mattresses outside the hotel one looking like some one had been shot. The hotel was crowded with workers making it difficult to get around. Fortunately it went up from there. The rooms were ok just about what you would expect in NY. The property needed some updating. The hotel was very crowded and made using the elevator difficult @times. The best part was the breakfast. Cesar (who handled it) was great, friendly and really helpful. Overall I’d give this a 7 out of ten. Not bad but not great either."

"The staff were really pleasant and accommodating. We enjoyed the complimentary breakfast. I also found it helpful that there were notices throughout the hotel that explained the best times to visit the dining area for breakfast according to the level of business. The room was average overall. It was clean; size was ok for family of 4. There were holes in the walls in several places that had been poorly patched. The side of the dishwasher was peeling badly. The tv didn't work; we was told the cable services were under maintenance but they could help us try to get local channels. The location was great; close to everything. I'm thinking that is what largely attributed to the price of the stay. I have stayed in Marriott brand hotels before and this was the worst one; wouldn't stay there again."

"Hotel is in an excellent location, don’t be put off by the facade! The building is tired but rooms were spotlessly clean and well appointed. There are 36 floors and 6 rooms on each floor. The most enormous bed and I have to say it’s the most comfortable bed I’ve ever slept in in a hotel. Big, bouncy pillows and immaculate bedding. Towels, flannels, bath mat were changed every day regardless of whether they’d been used. Dove shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, hand wash and body lotion is provided in big bottles. An ice bucket is provided with ice machines on a few floors. A coffee machine with pods is beside the bed. Alarm clock, hairdryer, tissues, iron and ironing board and a free to use safe are also in the room. There are only two lifts and we did have to wait a while at breakfast time but never at other times. In reception there are bottles of water, packets of crisps and fresh cookies in paper bags that you can help yourself to. Breakfast was like a cattle market, a tiny breakfast room with plastic chairs and tables and not a huge selection but it was very tasty. The reception staff were fairly helpful, however we arrived at midnight and they took a security deposit for each of the 3 identical room I had booked, different amounts, $225 to $165 but no reason why they were different. They couldn’t provide a receipt for these and when we checked out and I asked for them to be refunded to my card she said it wasn’t anything to do with the hotel. I’m praying I get it back!!"