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Description - New York Furnished Accommodation (NY-11288)
Studio in the East Village
This studio has an area of approximately 220 square feet and is located on the third floor of building, which was built before the Civil War. Residents enter with their own keys and visitors are admitted through an intercom system. This apartment is in an area that is artsy and bohemian. It is perfectly suited for the laid back and easy-going and is perfect for those with a modest travel budget.
From the hallway there is access to the living room/bedroom, which measures approximately 150 square feet. This bright room, which faces the street side, has white walls and wooden floors. The furniture includes an armchair, a coffee table with two stools, an armchair and a decorative fireplace. There is a queen-size bed, which sleeps two people and the sheets and blankets are provided. The room is equipped with air conditioner for the summer and heat for the winter, a television with a VCR, wireless DSL, a telephone for local calls, a refrigerator, a toaster and coffeemaker.
In the hallway there is a spacious mirrored closet and a unit of shelves.
The bathroom is basic with a sink, bathtub with shower, and a toilet. Towels are provided.
The streets of the East Village are home to colourful stores of every kind, as well many clubs, bars, coffeehouses and restaurants for the eclectic taste buds. The whole area is vibrant and busy during the day and night. Many students populate this area, because it's near New York University and Cooper Union University. It is a very bohemian area of New York and it's perfect for people who love the night life. At the moment there is construction all around the area and it could be noisy.

The Lower East Side
This is New York's landmark historic Jewish neighbourhood, which was once the world's largest Jewish community. It was here that the New York garment industry began. Today it is one of New York's favourite bargain beats, where serious shoppers find fantastic bargains (especially along Orchard Street on a Sunday afternoon), cutting-edge new designers, and hot bars and music venues - and possibly the best place to get a great pastrami sandwich, pickles out of a barrel, and the world's best bialys. Try Katz's Delicatessen (205 East Houston St.), the oldest and largest real NY deli, founded in 1888.

Features - Studio in East Village - Lower East Side - New York

living room kitchen bathroom       #1  bed size  Queen     sheets     a/c     window     vcr     stereo     phone     TV     dining table     shower     WC     tub   towels