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Mint House at 70 Pine

Mint House at 70 Pine

4.5/5115 Reviews
Wall Street - Financial District
Perfect location with a great market for food and a kitchen you could not ask for better amenities. Suitable for both families and others, especially for all coffee lovers as the local cafe and in-suite amenities for coffee are more than ideal.
Radio City Apartments

Radio City Apartments

4.4/5115 Reviews
Times Square
The price was very reasonable. The location was fantastic - close to Rockefeller Center, Times Square, etc. The lobby was beautiful! It seemed small to a mid-westerner, where we are used to a lot of space. I think it was fabulous for Manhattan! The ceiling and stair case were gorgeous! The staff was top notch. The beds were comfortable with nice linens. There was enough coffee for three small pots. It seems most hotels are a little stingy with the coffee in the room, not this place. We were there for a one night layover. The coffee was needed as we were jet lagged and trying to reset our body clock. The staff was incredibly kind, respectful and helpful. The luggage storage was secure while we spend our morning sight seeing. The staff scheduled a car service to the airport in the afternoon. We didn’t sample the restaurant. The (2 double beds) room was plenty big for the two of us with our medium suitcases and backpacks. It was small for those of us from the Midwest, but seems to be the norm for the city.
Placemakr Wall Street

Placemakr Wall Street

4.4/5104 Reviews
Wall Street - Financial District
Came for a fun girls weekend and couldn’t have been happier with the location, amenities and friendly/helpful staff. It’s a super cute space, with fun decorations. The front desk brought us anything we needed. The person who made things extra special for us was T’Quanae! Thank you!!!
AKA Central Park

AKA Central Park

4.2/556 Reviews
Midtown West
We have an 11-month old baby and were looking for accommodations that had a kitchen, washer / dryer and some room for them to play. This meet the mark on all fronts, and was perfect walking distance to Central Park and Central Park Zoo.
The Lombardy Hotel

The Lombardy Hotel

4.3/5104 Reviews
Midtown
Never again, the only thing I liked was a lovely cleaning lady. The room was wrong, very money-grabbing hotel, do not complain as may as well talk to a brick wall. The room had poor quality in places, and loud noise was random in the bedroom felt was sleeping on a hard floor and then a bed, my friend who came to visit said the roller bed was awful. Sofa beds would question hygiene as usually they open up and you do not sleep in the seating area. Nothing really there, no restaurant. Just not a hotel like we have in the Uk. When things go wrong that is when you see what a place is all about, My Daughter got food poisoning outside the hotel, yes they were helpful when asked but to come back to sick and still left after was told it was there, even the next day had to sort. No one asked how we were etc, that shows you are just a payment and nothing else. So now doing some more research on a better place.Oh yeah, hardly any kitchen stuff, 2 mugs , 2 plates, 3 people , 1 bar soap.
110th Boutique Hotel

110th Boutique Hotel

3.9/560 Reviews
Harlem
Location is everything here. And expectations have to be put straight. The apartment (to be fair, this isn't a hotel) is located steps from the subway line 6 which runs stright to downtown. For 34 USD per week, you can forget on Taxis and Ubers, it will get you anywhere within 30 mins. The neighborhood is a bit shady, but wouldn't say insecure. A large store is within 2 min walking distance, an overpriced bakery is next door. The apartment needs new beds (not just mattresses), and should be ”refreshed” a bit (the bathroom especially). It wasn't dirty, although based on our socks, it wasn't super clean also. We were also one night without heating and hot water, but it doesn't seem like this was owners fault and it was resolved in the morning. The check-in process could be easier, since it isn't like a hotel where you just show up (no reception), but rather you need to call/text few different numbers (which might get expensive if you are from outside of US). Overall, were happy with our stay, for that money and with the Airbnb ban, I doubt you will find better place for that price NYC. However, don't expect a hotel experience.

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New York Apartments Guide

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Average seasonal TemperatureNight

• Spring: 37.56°F during the day, 30.09°F at night

• Summer: 63.91°F during the day, 56.43°F at night

• Autumn: 75.47°F during the day, 67.8°F at night

• Winter: 48.67°F during the day, 41.32°F at night

Average seasonal Rainfall

• Spring: 42.862206 cm

• Summer: 47.795273 cm

• Autumn: 49.397636 cm

• Winter: 45.69685 cm

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