What Guests are Saying About Hotel Belleclaire

Nice hotel but they had a problem with one elevator for days and it made extremely hard to go down or up the hotel. The gym is good. Breakfast is good as well but it would be great if they offer salad options, not just sweet bakery stuff.

Nice hotel but they had a problem with one elevator for days and it made extremely hard to go down or up the hotel. The gym is good. Breakfast is good as well but it would be great if they offer salad options, not just sweet bakery stuff.

The Belleclaire is a wonderful hotel with helpful and kind staff who are keen to help make your stay enjoyable, answering questions, ideas and suggestions. The room and hotel is stylishly decorated and we enjoyed cocktails in the art deco style bar. The king size bed in our room was really comfortable even though our room was quite small - not a lot of room for large luggage too but nevermind. We were provided with $10 vouchers for our breakfast in the adjoining bakery called Millefeuille. The pastries are delicious but the queues are really long so expect to wait a while to be served at peak times (the staff are hard working and do their best to serve you quickly) - I think there could be a better way to provide breakfast to guests (pre orders for collection, for example). The hotel is about a 35 minute walk to Times Square. Central park is less than 10 minutes walk away which is nice for a morning run. Rubeni Ronin was courteous and helpful for our check out experience so I would certainly recommend this hotel and stay here again

The Belleclaire is a wonderful hotel with helpful and kind staff who are keen to help make your stay enjoyable, answering questions, ideas and suggestions. The room and hotel is stylishly decorated and we enjoyed cocktails in the art deco style bar. The king size bed in our room was really comfortable even though our room was quite small - not a lot of room for large luggage too but nevermind. We were provided with $10 vouchers for our breakfast in the adjoining bakery called Millefeuille. The pastries are delicious but the queues are really long so expect to wait a while to be served at peak times (the staff are hard working and do their best to serve you quickly) - I think there could be a better way to provide breakfast to guests (pre orders for collection, for example). The hotel is about a 35 minute walk to Times Square. Central park is less than 10 minutes walk away which is nice for a morning run. Rubeni Ronin was courteous and helpful for our check out experience so I would certainly recommend this hotel and stay here again