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Iron

Hangers

Extra Pillows and Blankets

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Wi-fi

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Multiple Sets of Keys

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Parking & Access

Balcony / Patio

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Pets

Smoke Detector

Carbon Monoxide Detector

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While this home may be modest in square footage, it sure is mighty. Packing a punch in both convenience and amenities, a solo traveller or couple will be very happy here. With an impressive private terrace – that's almost as big as the home itself – you can thoroughly enjoy some downtime after a busy day with an aperitif under the stars. When you do find yourself at home, there's a comfortable sofa, writing desk and kitted-out kitchen complete with washer and dryer – a rarity in an NYC studio – so you can show up and start living as soon as you arrive. And did we mention that it's only a ten-minute walk to the Flatiron building? Continue for ten minutes more and you’ll reach the Empire State, the Morgan Library and Museum and the tucked away barbecue joints of bustling Koreatown.

Honey Mustard

Satellite / Cable TV

Luxury Toiletries

Toiletries

Dishwasher

Pod Coffee Machine

Ironing Board

Cleaning Products

Parking Available

Barbeque

Outdoor Audio

Rooftop Terrace

Umbrellas

Child Friendly

Fire Extinguisher

Sitting on your private rooftop terrace, looking over the concrete skyline, is a once-in-a-lifetime moment that stays with you forever. The magical experience can be relived over and over again, all in a beautiful outdoor space that's reserved just for you.

The rooftop may be the outstanding highlight of this deluxe apartment, but the interior has a lot to love too. It spans across two floors, offering wide space that is incredibly rare in the centre of the city. it's an open-plan social area that's perfect for chatting about your New York adventure.

That adventure can begin the moment you step onto the charming sophistication of Chelsea. Get a bagel for breakfast with a cup of coffee and walk amongst the boutique stores and suave cafes. Carry on walking just a few more minutes and you'll reach the word-renowned energy of Times Square. 

Spend your days shopping, sightseeing or exploring the various top-class eating spots. While you're out for the day, pick up a bottle of champagne for mesmerising sunsets on the terrace. It's an idyllic way to celebrate the beauty of your private haven.




Tinted Whispers

Desk / Workplace

Stay in prime Midtown with this freshly renovated home. It’s just under twenty minutes on foot to one of New York’s most famous landmarks, the Empire State Building, or Madame Tussauds New York is just over a five-minute stroll. Fashionistas, on the other hand, can head to the Garment District, home to the biggest concentration of fashion designers and manufacturers in the USA – just a four-minute wander. After all that sightseeing, you’ll need somewhere super comfy to chill out in – this apartment is perfect. We love the luxurious touches such as velvet curtains and the marble countertops, as well as the artworks dotted around this abode. If you're in the Big Apple on business, you’ll be glad to know there are desks here too. Stylish and practical – this apartment offers the best of both worlds.

Young Lion

Lift Access

Nestled in New York City's vibrant Flatiron neighbourhood, this pet-friendly studio makes a fabulous base for business and leisure trips. The kitchenette is small but well-equipped for rustling up light bites or a quick breakfast, and with plenty of restaurants in the surrounding area, you'll want for nothing when it comes to trying out local cuisine. The nearby subway opens up the city for commuting and sightseeing, while hotspots like Madison Square Park, the Empire State Building, and NYC's bustling Koreatown are an easy walk away.

The Heart of Flatiron

This apartment is ideally suited to those looking to drop their bags and head out from the get-go. Its major draw is the fabulous location, placing you in the thick of NYC. Just a short walk away you'll reach the iconic Flatiron Building, the Empire State Building, and Union Square – though this does mean that some noise should be expected. Inside, it's surprisingly spacious for a studio flat, with a kitchen and dining area tucked neatly around the corner. There's a sofa bed for flexible sleeping, but we only recommend this for younger children. 

The Artful Zen

Cafetiere

Private Entrance

From the swoon-worthy brick walls and wooden beams to the mustard yellow sofa with furry throw pillows, this studio apartment has New York cool written all over it. 

Though it may be snug, it has everything you'll need for a relaxed stay, including a sleek kitchenette, a cosy living area and an in-suite washer and dryer – a rarity in NYC. There's a trendy vibe here that fits with the super cool locale. Business travellers will be happy to see the desk – perfect if you need to do a spot of work – while those in town for sightseeing will appreciate the proximity to 23rd Street station, just eight minutes away on foot. 

Gramercy Park is a small pocket of Manhattan known for its upscale eateries and village atmosphere, and your prime locale puts you within easy walking distance of both the Flatiron Building (ten minutes) and the Empire State Building (twenty minutes). We recommend popping over to Union Square Greenmarket (a thirteen-minute walk) on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays for some fresh fruit and veg to use in a delicious dinner at home. Or if you're in the mood to go out, grab a drink and a bite to eat at one of the neighbourhood's buzzing bars, restaurants and 24-hour delis.

Gramercy Yellow

Games Room

Trash Compactor

Swimming Pool

Wellness & Fitness

Paid Parking On Premises

Safe

We're not going to pretend this home is filled with character, but what it does have is a prime NYC location. On the edge of Murray Hill, this is one of the city's oldest and most charming neighborhoods. The tree-lined streets are filled with brownstone townhouses, and you're within easy walking distance of Times Square, the Empire State Building, and Grand Central Station. If you’re looking for a night on the town, walk a few minutes to Third Avenue for great restaurants and bars. Back at your studio apartment, it's a small but very well-presented space. A great deal of care has been into the choice of modern, comfortable furnishings and the kitchen is fully kitted-out for cooking at home. Best of all, this building has excellent communal amenities – there's a pool if you feel like a few laps, along with a gym, a billiards room and a guest lounge. 

Wild Iris

Balcony

Located in tree-lined Murray Hill, this laidback apartment offers some breathing space from New York City’s pulsing streets. The interiors are modern yet unpretentious with teal dining chairs adding a pop of colour to the neutral living space. There’s a fully-equipped kitchen with everything you need to cook up your favourite dinners and comfortable bedrooms that guarantee a peaceful slumber. 

Mornings begin on the balcony, coffee in hand, watching the sun rise over the East River. If you like to keep fit while you’re away, work up a sweat in the communal gym or go for a jog along the nearby East River Greenway. In the afternoon, tick off New York’s most famous landmarks, starting with the Empire State Building, only a fifteen-minute walk away. Visit Times Square, Fifth Avenue and the Museum of Modern Art before ending another whirlwind day with a cocktail in a stylish Midtown Manhattan bar.

I Did It My Way

Single-Level Home

With the mighty East River flowing right below you, you’ll be riding high on the waves of New York City living in this stylish apartment. Clean lines, dark wood floors and bright white walls create an air of refined simplicity in the living room, with a dining table framed by large windows inviting you to start mornings off with a bagel and coffee before a day of sightseeing. The bedroom, too, is all about the light with a large window and comfortable bed providing an instantly soothing wake-up before you hit the on-site gym downstairs. When you’re not hanging out at home, go out and explore your surroundings. You couldn’t be better placed to visit some of the city’s most iconic sights, including the Chrysler and Empire State buildings (both a fifteen-minute walk away), the United Nations Headquarters (ten minutes away on foot) and Grand Central Station (a twenty-minute stroll away). With the bright lights of Times Square also just a thirty-minute walk from your door, there’s no end to the entertainment in store here. 


East River Spirit

Watching the ferries sail to and fro on the East River will become part of your daily routine at this wonderful Murray Hill Apartment. It's right on the riverfront, giving you an excellent view of glistening Long Island City across the water – you can enjoy the vistas from bed with a morning coffee, or with a sundowner on the wonderful private balcony. The rest of the apartment is understated yet chic, with statement prints on the walls and comfortable furnishings that will make you feel right at home during your stay. If you fancy a workout then simply pop to the on-site gym, or opt for a gentler start to your day with a hearty breakfast at the glass table. Seeing the sights is easy from here – a walk to visit the iconic Empire State Building or Grand Central Station takes just fifteen minutes. The excellent transport links make getting around the rest of the city easy too – those travelling for business will be glad to know that the subway will whizz you to the financial district in just half an hour. 

Ferry View

Library of Books

Sound System

Piano

Rice Maker

Luxury Bedding

Welcome Hamper

First Aid Kit

There are two things in this loft apartment in the Gramercy Park neighbourhood that you might not typically expect to see. The first is a baby grand piano (how did they get it up to the top storey is what we want to know), the second is the resident cat called Edith. Previous guests will attest to the fact that her presence is completely stress-free and even adds to the cosy factor when you're lounging about. This home has obviously been designed by somebody with an artistic outlook, as the walls are covered in prints and the shelves are jam-packed with books. Although we're guessing you didn't come to The Big Apple to just read. Go out the front door and you're on Park Avenue, right in the middle of Manhattan. Walk twenty minutes to your right and you'll reach the Chrysler Building, Ten minutes in the other direction will get you to the farmers' market at Union Square.

Edith the Cat

First-time visitors to The Big Apple can't go wrong with this sleek studio apartment. Not only is it smartly laid out to maximise the space, but it's stylish, too – characterful artwork hangs in the living area, subway tiles line the kitchen walls and trendy exposed shelves show off the crockery. Your hosts go above and beyond to ensure you have an excellent stay, providing toiletries, welcome chocolates and even earplugs for a restful night's sleep. Pull up a stool and enjoy breakfasts around the kitchen island, sink into the leather sofa for a movie night and drift off in the comfortable bed after a busy day exploring. Speaking of, this apartment is located where Chelsea, Midtown and Hudson Yards all meet. While it's not the liveliest part of town, everything you'll want or need is within walking distance, be it the global eateries and food stalls in Chelsea Market – fifteen minutes away – or the bright lights of Times Square – twenty minutes on foot. Plus, you're just one block from the famous High Line and two blocks from Penn Station, where you can catch the subway and zip around the rest of New York City in no time. 

Wind In The Sails

Fireplace

The sheer white curtains, lush plant life, and bright decor of this fabulous home put you immediately at ease in this bustling and lively city. Situated on a quiet Chelsea block, it's just minutes away from the bars and galleries this arty neighbourhood is known for. Plus, you're a twelve-minute walk from the Flatiron and can arrive in the Meatpacking District within fifteen minutes. The nearest train station, 23rd Street, is just a three-minute walk away if you need to go further afield. This is a tiny, 300-square foot studio, so won't be for those needing to spread out. But it's quaint and cosy as can be for a solo traveller or romantic getaway – and with a location like this, we think you'll be doing more going out than staying in. 


Swoon

Is there anything more quintessentially New York than exposed brick walls? We don't think so, and this studio flat in Gramercy Park delivers on that front. This apartment may be snug, but it has plenty of style – we're obsessed with the orange sofa, for instance – and the space is super cosy. There's even a patio with a lush outdoor sofa and a picnic table, which is rare for this part of town. When the weather is nice, sit out there with a glass of wine and soak up the sunshine, whiling away the sultry summer evenings. We're not going to deny that the kitchen is pretty compact, but that's all part of the charm of living like a true New Yorker. It's well-stocked with everything you need, but seeing as space is tight, we think you'll lean towards dining out. If that's the case, you're in luck – Gramercy Park has an array of upscale eateries and trendy bars for you to try. Also nearby is the farmer's market at Union Square – a fifteen-minute walk – which has fresh fruit and veg if you decide to rustle up a meal. This is a quieter spot, but it's still close to all the sights – you can walk to Times Square in half an hour, but 23rd Street Station is a ten-minute stroll if you'd rather take the subway.

One More Cup Of Coffee

This New York apartment on East 34th Street is close to the East River, which you can see from your window. Why not start each day with a bagel from the cafe that is a short two-minute walk from your home, and while you eat it, plan out your day in the city that never sleeps? 

Much of what New York City has to offer is within walking distance from this home, including, the Chrysler Building – a short sixteen-minute walk away, and the Empire State Building, which is a short fifteen-minute walk away. Ascend to the top of the Empire State Building and admire the city from above. Or, take a quick eight-minute cab journey to admire the city from the Rockefeller city, instead, providing a different perspective of Manhattan from the top of the rock. What’s more, the One World Observatory and the 9/11 memorial are just eleven minutes away from this apartment by car. 

Wander past the Flat Iron building, which can be reached within twenty-five minutes by foot, and take a rest in Madison Square Gardens. Go shopping in Times Square, which is just seventeen minutes away, on public transport. Or, watch a musical in one of Broadway’s world-famous theatres – just eleven minutes away by car. 

Spend the day in Central Park – just eleven minutes away from this home in a cab – and as you wander the expansive green space, enjoy the fountains, statues, boating pond or even the zoo. Or, hop on a ferry for twenty-two minutes to explore Roosevelt Island. 

Grand Central station is also within walking distance from this home and can be reached within twenty-one minutes. Admire the amazing painted ceilings with their constellations, or meet some by the famous clock. 

Whether you choose to take in some art at the MOMA – a thirty-five minute walk away, or visit Radio City Music Hall – an eleven-minute drive away, there are plenty of sights to see and activities to enjoy not far away from this apartment. 

East River Mornings

Sure, this is a sizeable space with nice amenities but the real draw here is your view! From every bedroom, you have stupefying, unimpeded, 19th floor views of the Empire State Building. You don't even have to leave your home to capture some of the most iconic shots of the city. The decor might be a bit generic but your stay will be all the more enhanced by a full serviced building with gym and laundry facilities in-house.  




Gold Buds

Blender

Espresso Machine

Ice Machine

Cot / Crib

Laundry Supplies

Vacuum Cleaner

Shared Pool

Access to Gym / Spa

Exercise Equipment

Hot Tub

Jacuzzi

Sauna

Sauna / Steam Room

Desk

Electricity Adaptors

Workplace

Temperature Control

Helipad

Smart Home System

Step-Free Access

Doorman

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24-Hour Front Desk

24-Hour Security

Found in a highrise in the heart of Manhattan, this apartment, perched above the city, overlooks the skyline through floor-to-ceiling windows. With the home being where it is, you'll find yourself within walking distance of the world-famous Central Park, hip cafes, and other must-see landmarks. With a big tick on location, there's also a communal swimming pool, fitness room and sauna to win you over. Ideal for two couples or a small family coming to explore all the Big Apple has to offer.  

The Manhattan

Patio / Terrace

This home has been designed solely as a rental space, so it’s lacking in some of the warmth and character you would find in a personal home. But we were won over with the large size of the bedrooms and the sociable, open-plan communal area. The location is also very convenient as it is very central and easy to get around to different parts of the city. There is not much around the home in terms of nightlife, so it might be better suited for a family vacation. 

Riverdale

Boasting an enviable location in Hudson Yards with easy access to Midtown Manhattan and the Theatre District, this apartment is an ideal base whether you’re in the city for business or pleasure – and the added bonus of the desk makes remote working a breeze. Comfortable for six guests, there’s just one bathroom here, so there could be a queue to get ready in the mornings. But, with a well-equipped kitchen, you can rustle up an American breakfast to fuel up for the day while you wait. 

The Marine

Newly renovated, this home boasts modern furnishings and a charming interior. It may be on the small side, but it’s got the ease and cleanliness of a perfect vacation rental, especially in a city where we reckon you’ll be spending most of your time out and about. Your host is also super experienced and will be available should you need anything during your trip. This isn’t the most exciting neighbourhood in the city, but its proximity to many vibrant areas makes it super convenient and offers a place of refuge after a busy day (or night).  

Strathclyde

Breakfast Included

Clean and modest – the design in this apartment won’t blow you away, but it’s got everything you need. From the large windows, you have a fantastic view of the East River and some of New York’s infamous high rises. The building itself offers a roof terrace and a fitness centre, which are available to guests. And if you’re anything like us, you’ll want to spend most of your time out and about anyway. 

The Lion's Den

Right on the banks of the East River, this Murray Hill apartment has an enviable view of the river and city skyline. It’s a classy space of hardwood floors and gallery-white walls with a few pops of modern art livening things up. The white leather sofa was made for reclining and looks like the kind of piece a 1950s sci-fi author would dream up. While the galley kitchen is tucked away behind an alcove and has everything you need for self-catering.

In the building, you’ve got access to a stunning roof terrace, lush with greenery and with a view over the tops of skyscrapers to the river and beyond. If you want to keep on top of your fitness schedule, guests here have access to a fully-equipped gym too.

In Murray Hill, you’ve got buzzing eateries and shops galore on your doorstep. Strolling along East 34th Street you can reach the Empire State Building in fifteen minutes on foot letting you know just how central you are here.

From Shore To Skyscraper

Home Cinema Setup

This New York home is more five-star hotel suite than apartment. Your hosts have thought of everything – and we mean everything – from acupuncture to private car services and photo developing to shoe repair and shining. Whatever you need, consider it done. Bright, fresh and tastefully decorated throughout, you’ll feel at ease as soon as you step through the door. The living space has enough room for entertaining if you wish to have a couple of friends over for dinner and the sumptuously dressed king-sized bed calls for early nights and late starts. You’ve access to an on-site gym and shared roof terrace – it’s extra special when dusk falls. In your Murray Hill neighbourhood, there are countless bars and restaurants catering to all cravings. Plus, the Empire State Building and iconic Fifth Avenue are just a thirteen-minute walk away. 

Blue Orchid

When you want to be in the thick of things in NYC, Midtown is the place to stay. All of the city’s major sights are within easy reach, so you can spend your time away doing what’s important to you, whether that’s taking in the view from the Empire State Building, or exploring the city’s museums and galleries. 

This apartment sits on the 21st floor of a building in the heart of Midtown, just two blocks from popular Murray Hill. It’s next to the East River, so you can start your day with a jog along the esplanade if you’re feeling active. If, like us, you prefer a slower start to the day, you might call into one of the many restaurants nearby for brunch – there’s no shortage of top-notch eateries in this area, so you’re never far from your next great meal. 

In addition to being centrally located, this apartment is also oh-so-convenient. You’ll have access to the shared gym and the laundry room, so you can really make yourself at home. After a hectic day of seeing the sights, this is a great space to come home to – it's stylish and comfortable, with everything you might need to hand. You can whip up dinner in the kitchen – ideal when you've had one too many slices of pizza and are craving something home-cooked – and settle down at the table by the window for a relaxed meal. After a chilled-out evening, you'll sink into the cosy bed for a good night's sleep – the bedroom feels like a little haven in such a busy city. This light and welcoming home is the perfect Midtown base. 

East River Breeze

Live like a real New Yorker at this loft home, located in one of the best neighbourhoods in the Big Apple. Situated between peaceful Kips Bay and affluent Gramercy Park, you'll have plenty of fashionable restaurants on your doorstep, while key attractions such as Madison Square Park and the Flatiron building are around a ten-minute stroll. Or browse the shops of Waterside Plaza, next to the East River, the same distance away.

Pick up some local delicacies from one of the nearby 24/7 delicatessens (this is the City That Never Sleeps, after all) to enjoy back at this studio. We love its exposed brick walls, large windows and cheery yellow sofa. It's the perfect place to rest your feet after a busy day of sightseeing or work if you're here on business (there's a desk here too). Or rustle up some New York-style cuisine in the kitchen – everything you need is here.



The Colour Of Sun Rays

You’ll find this studio apartment in Gramercy Park, making it a great spot for both business and leisure travellers. As you’d expect from a studio, space is limited here. The kitchenette is small, but it’s equipped with enough to rustle up some light bites or late-night snacks – and with a plethora of restaurants in the nearby area, dining out is sure to be on the menu. And with easy access to the subway, you can head into the city for some sightseeing with ease. 

Gramercy Charm

Despite being located in the heart of New York City, this apartment's calm coastal colours make it seem a million miles away. Inside, it is elegant and incredibly comfortable. Everything you need is provided, from the plush mattresses to the fully functional kitchenette, to ensure a relaxing stay. We adore the lovely mismatched furnishings, especially the headboard made to seem like driftwood and the chair in the living room with Art Deco influences.

Step outside and you’ll find yourself on the very edge of the Garment District. Better yet, it’s only a ten-minute stroll to the iconic Times Square, deserving of a spot on any New York itinerary, or if you fancy exploring further afield, Grand Central Station is a twenty-minute walk away, and not one to miss – don’t forget to gaze up at the beautiful ceiling art either. Food and drink options need no introduction – you’re in Manhattan’s Midtown where every last craving is catered to at any hour of the day.


Send Me On My Way

The Times Square Suite is really something. Carefully designed by Nicholas Cardone, this apartment is adorned with premium amenities, and unique architectural features, like the exposed cast iron structures that pay homage to this historical building. The bedrooms are a tranquil haven, with spacious king-sized beds and luxury linens, while the bathrooms are clad in Italian Carrara marble and include luscious bath products. This high up, guests will also get to enjoy stunning views that are truly one of a kind. 

Times Square Suite

Located in Midtown, just three blocks away from the Empire State Building, this studio style apartment may not win any design prizes, but would make a perfectly pleasant base for guests wanting to stay in this part of town. The main room is lovely and light, and we particularly like the old wood floors too. 

The Globe Pad

We particularly love this historic townhouse's location, slap bang in the middle of chic Manhattan. Marvel at the Empire State Building or catch a game at Madison Square Gardens – both under a ten-minute walk away. Or, browse Dover Street Market, a one minute saunter from here, for its cool clothing and gourmet café. That's breakfast and lunch covered – there are many fine dining options within walking distance for dinner too. If you don't fancy eating out or cooking in, it's just a two-minute walk to the local deli, so take some goodies back and enjoy in this home's giant back garden. Inside, this quirky and charming residence is packed with original features, making it a homely place to stay in the city that never sleeps. When you do need to get some shut-eye, though, the bedrooms are super cosy and brimming with character. 

Rigoletto

From the exposed brick walls to the compact kitchenette, this snug apartment is perfect for those wanting a quintessential New York City getaway. It may be small, but it has everything you'll need – there's a desk to work from in the bedroom, a small dining table for sharing quick breakfasts and light lunches, and an in-suite washer and dryer (rare for NYC). We think this apartment is a cosy place to rest your legs once you've had your fill of sightseeing, and the icing on the cake is the shared roof terrace. Head up there with a few beers or a bottle of wine in the evenings and admire the views over Hell's Kitchen. When you're ready to set out, you'll have plenty to do on your doorstep. The newly opened Hudson Yards is a five-minute walk and home to an array of boutique shops and restaurants. Also close by is Madison Square Garden and Penn Station – reachable in five minutes – and sights like the High Line and Times Square are also within striking distance. Safe to say, this is an excellent spot for first-time tourists and seasoned visitors alike.

Grey Brick Road

Amazon Prime

Netflix

Streaming Services

The clean and bright interiors of this NYC apartment create a feeling of sophisticated ease and refinement from the get-go. It's also got its own balcony from which you can enjoy the urban views and a larger shared terrace on the roof of the building for sundown cocktails. Other luxury perks include a communal games room and the option to arrange in-home spa services, so you'll be well looked after. Located in Murray Hill, a dynamic yet peaceful part of Midtown, you'll be close to the action but far enough to get a breather from all the Manhattan madness. If you feel like a quiet indoor moment's downtime, settle in on the cream sofa with an art catalogue. We love the electric blue tones and abstract art dotted around. Keep one eye on work at the sleek glass-topped deskspace too. For those ticking off their New York bucket list, you're less than a fifteen-minute walk from the Empire State Building and only twenty-four minutes (on foot) from lively Times Square – you're right at the core of the Big Apple here. 

Pink Orchid

Bathrobes

Beautifully curated by innovative designers and artists, Broadway Studio is a unique and exciting home to stay in. Situated just minutes from bustling Times Square, theatre fans will be thrilled to live amongst some of the world’s greatest shows. Within the home there is a real a focus on comfort, and no denying that guests will love the bed with its luxury linen and custom mattress – a guaranteed good night’s sleep. Of course, we can’t forget to mention the spa-like bathroom, which has been custom built and equipped with luxurious bath amenities. 

Broadway Studio

Marvel at the spectacular views over New York's East River and Manhattan from this luxury apartment's stylish and expansive rooftop terrace. It's the perfect place for a sundowner – perhaps a cosmopolitan or a glass of champagne while you watch the light fade over the city. Or, admire the vistas from inside – we particularly love the ones from the bedroom. If you want to keep up with your fitness regime, there's also a communal gym here. The location of this home is no less impressive, situated in prestigious Murray Hill, go for a stroll along the riverside – it's just one block away, while the United Nations Building is a ten-minute walk. One of the Big Apple’s most iconic landmarks, the Empire State Building, is a fifteen-minute saunter and Grand Central Station is just twenty minutes on foot. This home is perfect if you want to live like a true New Yorker.

Manhattan Serenade

This apartment has a great address near desirable Chelsea. You're not far from Madison Avenue, perfect for a spot of designer clothes shopping. Other nearby attractions include the High Line and the iconic Flatiron Building. However, you don't have to go anywhere for vistas over the district, as this apartment has a shared landscaped roof deck with views across the city. Inside there's a nicely-sized kitchen for when you want to entertain and a desk in the main bedroom for catching up on work. Seeing as this is 'the city that never sleeps', though, expect to hear some noise during your stay.

Manhattan Heights

Sonos

High Chair

Wheelchair Access

This high-rise duplex is located in Midtown, just a short walk from the bright lights of Times Square as well as the world-class art collection at the MoMA. It might not win any prizes for character, but the views are fabulous and it's been stylishly decorated throughout. The open-plan living space is a very pleasant space to spend time in and we love the four poster beds too!

Yellow Taxi

Situated perfectly between the Hudson River Park and Central Park, this cosy apartment in Hell's Kitchen is a great place to stay to be centrally located to some of NYC's most beloved spots without the chaos of Midtown Manhattan. Walk to the neon-lit billboards of Times Square in fifteen minutes, ascend to the Top of the Rock, a sixteen-minute yellow cab ride away, and visit the Empire State Building in that same amount of time on foot. This spot is sure to have you spoilt for choice when comprising the trip's tourist itinerary list. Back home, return to a bright and colourfully decorated open-plan living space for a well-needed lie-down on the sofa. The apartment benefits from tasteful artwork and an industrial-chic style with exposed red brick walls in just about every room – spot the vintage James Dean print and vibrant cushions as you wander into the bedrooms. So, if a more residential area, brimming with restaurants, bars and shopping, that's away from the flocks of excited tourists is what you're after, look no further. 

Brick by Brick

Bicycles

This home is small – there's no way around it. What makes it stand out though is its efficient use of space and how the mid-century furniture creates a clean and simple look, making the space feel homely but not too busy. The bathroom has been recently renovated, although there are some scuff marks on the walls, and the kitchen is also of a high standard, albeit small. The best part is the outdoor deck, which is as big as the entire home and has tonnes of seating, so you can spend long evenings drinking wine with your friends. 

Colman’s

Right on the edge of Hudson Yards, this fantastic flat is in one of the busiest areas of Manhattan. There's no shortage of great places to eat, drink and shop nearby, and with Penn Station just around the corner, you're well-connected to the rest of the city. If you're in town for an event, Madison Square Garden and the Javits Convention Center are a short stroll away, or if you're here to sightsee, Times Square is fifteen minutes on foot. Following a busy day in the hustle and bustle, retreat to this cosy bolthole. It's snug, we're not denying that, but the rooms are expertly laid out to maximise the space. We adore the quintessential bare-brick walls, and although the kitchenette is compact, it has everything you'll need to rustle up light bites. But the best part is the communal roof terrace, where you can share a bottle of wine and soak up the views of the city.


Black Brick Road

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With a whopping 5,700 square feet, it doesn’t get much more spacious than this loft in NYC, stretching an entire block of Fifth Avenue. Inside you’ll find three large living areas, in sleek black and white with fur blankets adding a touch of comfort. The twelve-person dining table is crowned with a modernist chandelier above, like a work of art, and exposed pillars and huge windows throughout give you that real New York loft feeling. The kitchen isn’t short of space either, with a pendant-lamp lit island creating a social space during mealtimes, but there are plenty of restaurants and bars in the area if you want to eat out – you’re in the beating centre of New York after all. When the time comes to hit the hay, each bedroom has a king- or queen-size bed and each one has its own walk-in wardrobe so there’s no need to pack light.

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