Staying in an East Village apartment puts Manhattan’s best shopping spots right outside the door! Enhancing the already rich atmosphere , the East Village is home to some of the most unique and diverse clothing boutiques, thrift stores and antique shops in the city. Ethnically diverse restaurants are prominent in the area, plus there are plenty of nightclubs and hotspots. The East Village is considered one of the biggest contributors to American arts and with plenty of theaters, rock clubs and cafes, it is easy to find undiscovered talents. For relaxing and unwinding, Washington Square Park and Tompkins Square Park are pleasant retreats to escape the bustling city.
A studio apartment rental in the heart of the East Village:
This studio apartment rental in the East Village (NY-11967) is situated within a pre-war brownstone located on 6th Street between First and Second Avenues. Able to comfortably fit up to three guests, the place features a twin bed and a double pullout futon. The apartment is fully furnished and complete with a flat screen TV plugged into an entertainment system, including a DVD player, VCR, stereo and cable. The kitchen provides all modern appliances and includes a complete set of cookware and utensils. If traveling with a larger group, NY Habitat also features this studio apartment rental in the East Village (NY-4062) and this studio apartment rental in the East Village (NY-11966) located within the same building.
With tons of natural light streaming in from numerous windows and a skylight, this studio apartment rental in the East Village (NY-11967) is a hidden gem because of its open and bright space that perfectly complements the aura of the East Village. Set in a quiet neighborhood within a posh, pre-war historical townhouse, the apartment is the perfect accommodation in the East Village during a stay. With so many restaurants and stores, there is hardly a need to venture out of the neighborhood. But if in the mood to explore, the apartment is conveniently located close to several subway stops that offer service on the V, F, R, W, and 6 trains.
Ever stayed or lived in the East Village? Know of exceptional restaurants, stores or nightclubs? Please leave all thoughts and suggestions in the comment space below!
If you’re a bookstore aficionado and you’re in the East Village, it’s definitely worth stopping by the St. Mark’s Bookstore between 10th St. and Second Ave. It’s more intimate and has a completely different air than the famous Strand (another place definitely worth a visit — the employees know everything!).
How ’bout East 7th Street? McSorley’s Ale House. Burp Castle. How could you leave those out?
You’re absolutely right, those are definitely neighborhood icons. We’ll be sure to include them next time, thanks!