Cute 1br LES Apartment
Whole home in Lower East Side / East Village, Manhattan
Hosted by Angela, 4.9★ guest rating
Whole home
3 guests
1 bedroom, 1 bed, 1 sofa/cot
Exclusively prepared for guests
1 bathroom
No parking
Dates not available. Consider choosing some different dates, or selecting another property.
AMAZING location+WFH friendly (big monitor and a Herman Miller office chair for use) - This apartment is in THE best location on top of the trendiest neighborhood in NYC. Lower East Side is full of great brunch places, trendy cafes, and cool bars. We are also next to Chinatown, East Village, and 6 different subway lines!
We have a full bed in the bedroom and a really comfy sofa.
-It is a one bedroom apartment with a separate living room and kitchen. There is a big "window" between the bedroom and the living room to allow natural light to come through. This "window" is more like a big opening between the bedroom and the living room. So there is not really privacy between those rooms.
-Wifi, central heating, AC in the bedroom window and a small Dyson fan for the bedroom
-Please note that we have our own clothes in the mirror closet and the wooden dresser, but the bookshelf and top drawers will be cleared so that you can store your clothes and belongings there.
-Kitchen: feel free to use my various kitchen gadgets like the Breville Smart oven and what not, just clean up after yourself after.
-It is a 3rd floor walkup so please be aware of that before you book it (even though it feels like a 2 floor walkup).
-This is our home and not a generic Airbnb rental so please respect it.
Guest Reviews
4.9★ guest rating
AI-generated summary of reviews:
- Great location and convenience to transit and attractions
- Comfortable and cozy living space with helpful hosts
- Effective communication
- Flexibility
- And positive guest experiences
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