New York Apartment - Studio in Union Square (NY-14884)

This private and fully furnished studio apartment is full of natural light and comes with all the amenities you might need for your extended stay. Either if you're traveling for school, work or pleasure this will be a great place to stay at. Along with a private room with a queen-size bed, you get your own kitchen and bathroom that will offer you all the privacy you need! 

This studio apartment is fully furnished and ready to move-in. Kitchen comes with plenty of cabinet space, a mini fridge with freezer compartment, electric two-burner stove, sink, coffee maker, microwave, toaster, pots, pans, bowls, plates and utensils.

Private bathroom will definitely help you relax after a long day and the natural light in the room will come in handy to put together the best outfit for the day! Toilet paper and mini toiletries (soap bar, shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, body lotion) will be provided only once at check-in.
Sleeping area is spacious and very comfortable. You have plenty of room around the bed and the workspace by the window will make any job easier and more pleasurable.

Please note that the speed of the Internet connection may be slowed down at times.

Nestled in the Union Square area of NYC, the prewar 5-story walk-up building is at Third Avenue and 14th Street, a few steps away from the L train station at 3rd Avenue and a short walk from the Union Square station, where you can access the green line (4, 5, 6 trains) the grey line (L train) and the yellow line (N, Q, R trains). The building has many similar studio housed within it.

The immediate neighborhood has no shortage of shopping possibilities: DSW where you can find boots for snowy days, Filene’s Basement where you will be able to buy your favorite designer clothes, Best Buy where you may discover the next rave gadget. Stroll down Broadway and you will find countless stores such as Gap, Foot Locker, American Apparel, French Connection and Urban Outfitters (just to name a few). If you prefer boutique shops head to the East Village and the Lower East Side for unique finds. These areas are also home to many bars, restaurants and clubs of all types from cheap eats to sophisticated venues.