New York Accommodation - Studio in Midtown West (NY-16094)

The interior photos are from a model apartment in the building. The model apartment is representative of both the quality and style of apartments offered at this location. Description, floor plan and photos are for reference purposes only. Actual apartment's dimensions, layouts and furniture may vary.

Don’t just visit NYC – stay here in luxury and style! With these studio apartment vacation rentals in Midtown West, Manhattan tenants will experience the convenience of living in the heart of the Big Apple, and the perks of a luxury building!

Located on Broadway and 54th Street, the furnished studio accommodations sit within a 62-story elevator high-rise with full-time doorman. Entrance to the building leads to an ultra-modern lobby featuring a 24-hour market, where tenants can find basic necessities and a start-of-the-day coffee! There is a café bistro on the 4th floor and a bar with outdoor terrace accessible from the 5th floor. On the 35th floor, tenants will find perhaps the most useful of these amenities: a shared laundry room and fitness center.

Each room offers a king-sized bed and floor-to-ceiling windows with breathtaking views of either the Times Square area, the Hudson River or Central Park. These windows provide the space of about 250sqft (23sqm) with natural illumination during the midday. Amenities include a flat-screen cable television, armchair and a fully equipped kitchenette with cabinetry and a dishwasher for maximum convenience.

Please Note: Hot breakfast and internet are complimentary. Guests can fill in orders for Whole Foods supermarkets to be delivered to the apartment. Management is expecting to produce their own honey for the complimentary breakfast from beehives at the top of the building.

Just south of Central Park (0.3mi/550m) in Midtown West, the studio vacation rentals are perfectly situated in the center of the big city, near some of Manhattan’s most iconic buildings and attractions. This includes Times Square (0.4mi/550m), Rockefeller Center (0.6mi/900m), the New York Times building (0.8mi/1.3km) and the MoMA (0.4mi/550m). Think you’ll get hungry after all that sightseeing? Don’t fret – just because you’re in a touristy neighborhood doesn’t mean you’ll have to eat at chain restaurants. Instead, walk to Hell’s Kitchen (0.7mi/1.1km) to taste authentic NYC cuisine from a variety of different eateries ranging from top-rated and affordable (Daisy May’s BBQ USA, 623 Eleventh Ave) to chic and exclusive (La Silhouette, 362 W 53rd St).

Public transportation around Manhattan and into other New York boroughs is simple from this central location, which boasts a hub of subway stations serving a variety of train lines taking you anywhere you’d like to go. The nearest stations are:

• 7 Avenue / 53 Street: Serving lines B, D, E. 0.1mi/210m.
• 50 Street / Broadway: Serving line 1. 0.2mi/290m.