Sleeps : max 3

              * up to 2 people USD 185

              * if 3 people USD 200

              (regardless of age)

Type : Studio

Area : Chelsea

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    This amazing studio, located near the scenic Madison Square Park and close to the majestic Flatiron building, can accommodate up to three people with its queen sized bed, with a classic iron frame, and a full sized sofa bed. Apartment building itself has an archaic feel, reminiscent of old New York, yet the studio is newly furnished with a modern flair. The bathroom is floored with cheery checkered tiles, the roomy kitchenette floored with dark marble tiling, and the remainder of the apartment comes equipped with dark wooden floors. The sheer curtains allow light to flood in from the large windows, and the windows themselves allow a charming view.

    This comfortable apartment is located on the second floor in an elevator building and it also features A/C, flat screen TV, high speed cable Internet access. The kitchenette comes fully equipped with a microwave, coffee maker, flatware, silverware, and other necessary kitchen appliances. The bathroom comes stocked with an iron and hair dryer. As with all of our apartments, clean linens and towels are provided.

    Chelsea is a virtual hub of cultural activity. You can be a Chelsea Girl or a Chelsea Boy like Andy Warhol, and visit one of the abundant cafes, night clubs, boutiques, and art galleries. Located just two blocks from the R,W,N,F,V subway lines, travel to any part of Manhattan (downtown to the Village or SOHO or uptown to Times Square and the Empire State Building) is a breeze. The ease of travel makes this area an ideal location for sightseeing, vacation, or someone on a business trip.

    Chelsea is a neighborhood on the West Side of the New York City borough of Manhattan. It is located to the south of Hell's Kitchen and the Garment District, and north of Greenwich Village, and the Meatpacking District that centers on West 14th Street. The neighborhood is part of Manhattan Community Board 4 and Manhattan Community Board 5. Clinton is more commonly known by its traditional name Hell's Kitchen, but often the two are referred to together as "Manhattan West". A longstanding weekly newspaper is called the "Chelsea-Clinton News."