WAIT - Affinia is not a sure thing

I am now looking at the Belvedere - I can get a really good deal there, its not near as pretty - but its way cheaper... oh, what should I do, its like $100 a night less - I guess I just better book it, hotelbelvederenewyork.com - What do you think? They have this deal on http://travelink.com
for rooms at $129 a night, dirt cheap for NYC and the Belvedere is right by Broadway and right around the corner from the Ed Sullivan Theater where the David Letterman show is taped.... That sort of seals the deal, don't you think? Here is what the net has to say:

The seventeen-story Belvedere Hotel is a pleasant blend of luxury and history in a premiere Midtown Manhattan location. The hotel is merely one block from the lights of Broadway and two blocks from the delectable dining venues along Restaurant Row. Other prestigious New York City attractions within walking distance include Central Park, Rockefeller Center and Times Square.

Opened in 1930, the hotel reflects the Art Deco architecture of its era in everything from its historic facade, to the meticulously well-kept lobby. An ornate stonework compass rose adorns the lobby floor, and gleaming marble walls encase the gilded banks of elevator doors. The lobby lounge features bright curvilinear sofas and a convivial atmosphere. Doormen post at the hotel's entrance 24 hours each day, and valet service is available. A self-service business center offers faxing and Internet access. The Belvedere Café serves gourmet breakfast each morning. The hotel's evening restaurant, Churrascaria Plataforma, has made a name for itself with an intriguing Brazilian menu of steaks and skewered meats. The restaurant features live Brazilian music weekly. The Belvedere's 400 guestrooms are surprisingly spacious given the historic building and midtown locale. The guestrooms boast refrigerators and microwave ovens, a rare amenity in Manhattan hotels. Guestrooms also feature high-speed Internet access and televisions with premium channels. Bathrooms decked in marble boast powerful massage showerheads. In a pre-war building with enviable location, the Belvedere Hotel has become a favorite among touring guests seeking an illustrious New York experience amidst the storied brilliance of the theater district.