January 27–January 29 ($139/night + $129 cleaning fee)
February 17–March 8 ($149/night + $129 cleaning fee)
March 16–26 ($149/night + $129 cleaning fee)
Je 28–beyond (inquire for rates)
Two-night minimum
Great location for exploring NYC, near incredible eating and shopping.
Please note: space very basic w/all essentials and well-designed, but nothing fancy.
Walking distance to Soho, Little Italy, East Village, Greenwich Village, West Village, Lower East Side, Chinatown—and multiple subway lines.
Stylish decor and luxury mattress in rear-facing apartment (away from street noise) for relaxing and recharging between your adventures in the city.
In the center of one of NYC’s most appealing residential neighborhoods, the apartment is a cute one-bedroom. It has been professionally decorated for a hotel-like environment with Midcentury Modern furniture and other designer touches.
It features a full-size bed with a high-quality mattress. And since the apartment is in the rear of the building, it is usually calm and quiet by NYC standards.
For entertainment, there’s a “smart” Internet-connected TV that also gets local channels. A small kitchen with a range but no oven comes stocked with a Nespresso maker (no pods/coffee, but both are available nearby) and the essentials (spices, olive oil, sugar, and more) for cooking your own meals—if you’re not out enjoying delicious food at local restaurants!
While on the small side, the bathroom’s bathtub has a shower with great water pressure. A hair dryer and plenty of clean towels are also included.
Otherwise, there’s plenty of storage in the dresser and large closet where you can hang clothing. (Part of the closet has some items in storage but they are completely out of the way.)
The apartment has been well-designed, creating a comfortable and stylish environment for your stay.
Please be aware that the place is on the second floor (two short flights up). And the building is more than 100 years old, which makes for quirks like water and heating that can get extremely hot, and one faucet in the bathroom that doesn’t work. These things are easy to manage—as long as you’re the type of person that doesn’t mind cracking a window or being cautious when turning on the shower.
