Blue Velvet
6 guests
3 bedrooms
Ukrainian Village, Manhattan
Blue Velvet is a fabulous two-level apartment at the top of a historic building in the buzzy East Village/Union Square. We love the open-plan kitchen and living space, gorgeous brick walls, numerous fireplaces, including an outdoor one on the killer wrap-around roof terrace.
Rockefeller Hearth
8 guests
4 bedrooms
Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan
Experience NYC living at its utmost authentic at this rustically charming townhouse in Hell's Kitchen. Sitting right in the core of the Big Apple, walk nine minutes and be amongst the neon-lit excitement of Times Square, grab a pizza slice at a surplus of traditional Italian-New York diners, and ensure you take to the Top of the Rock – a thirteen-minute stroll through the concrete jungle – for skyline views over the city.
The Artful Eats
9 guests
4 bedrooms
Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan
In the heart of Hell's Kitchen, this luxury triplex penthouse features a custom-designed private rooftop oasis complete with a built-in gas grill, so when you're not sampling the world-class cuisine of the neighbourhood, you can host your own soirées in privacy. The apartment boasts a luxurious and stylish set-up ideal for socialising and kicking back between adventures in the city.
The Tourist
6 guests
3 bedrooms
Lenox Hill, Manhattan
Situated on the Upper East Side, this apartment is an ideal base whether you’re in New York for business or leisure. Remote working comes easily, with a desk set up in one of the bedrooms, while the location means you’re just a short walk from some of the city’s iconic museums, such as the Met and the Guggenheim.
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