Couples
Two bedrooms mean one can be a study or a guest room. Dinner on Grove Street is a few minutes from the door.
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A top-floor, two-bedroom holiday home in a brownstone-style building in the West Village, Manhattan.
The apartment takes the top floor of a five-story brick building. It has two bedrooms, a living room with tall windows, and a kitchen with a breakfast bar.
Up here the street is quiet, and the afternoon sun reaches the far wall of the living room.
Bank Street is a short, tree-lined street of brick townhouses. Corner Bistro is five minutes away on foot, the Whitney and the High Line about twelve, and the 1 train at Christopher Street takes you uptown or down.
Most of what we recommend, from jazz to a good pasta shop, is on foot. The rest is a short subway ride.
A walkable base for a long weekend or a week, for two, or for four with older children.
Two bedrooms mean one can be a study or a guest room. Dinner on Grove Street is a few minutes from the door.
Corner Bistro, Via Carota and Murray's Cheese are all a short walk. Raffetto's makes fresh pasta in the shop for the nights you cook.
The Village Vanguard, the Comedy Cellar and Three Lives & Company bookshop are close. The Whitney is a twelve-minute walk, and the Met a subway ride.
The Whitney is nearby, the Drawing Center in SoHo is free, and Printed Matter's artists' books are in Chelsea.
Two bedrooms sleep four. The High Line, Washington Square and the Brooklyn Bridge are easy outings, and there is a washing machine and dryer.
Wifi throughout and a dining table by the window. Lunch is a short walk in any direction.
Sleeps 4. Book your stay or send us your dates.
BookPlaces we like within a short walk, and a few worth the subway ride. Opening hours checked on 13 October 2026.

Two bedrooms, one bathroom, and an open living room with a kitchen and breakfast bar, on the top floor. The bedrooms are at opposite ends, so two couples or a family of four each get some privacy.






Top floor, back Queen bed, a closet, and the bathroom just through the door.

Top floor, front Queen bed, bedside tables and a window onto the street trees.
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Bedroom 1 and Bedroom 2 each have a queen bed. There is no sofa bed, so the apartment suits four.
We have not published a wifi speed. If you need steady video calls, ask us before you book.

The places we send our own friends, from a burger counter to the Met. Opening hours were checked on 13 October 2026. Anything marked "Check before you go" we could not confirm with the venue.
Half-day outings by subway or on foot. Opening hours checked on 13 October 2026.
Further afield means Brooklyn and uptown, about 20 to 45 minutes by subway.
Riverside piers, an elevated park and the best of Central Park. Hours checked on 13 October 2026.
What the apartment is like through the year, and what is at its best nearby. Hours checked on 13 October 2026.

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At the house
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At the house
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At the house
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Further afield means Brooklyn and uptown, about 20 to 45 minutes by subway.
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Seven things a first-time visitor walks past without knowing.
Number 75½ Bedford Street is one of the narrowest houses in the city, 9 feet 6 inches across, and officially dates from 1873. The poet Edna St. Vincent Millay lived there with her husband from 1923 to 1924.
The West Village was laid out before the city's 1811 street grid, so West 4th Street crosses West 10th, and the streets wander. It is why a map is no use, and why the walking is good.
Marie's Crisis, on Grove Street, stands on the site of Thomas Paine's last home, and is where he died. The bar added "Crisis" to its name for his pamphlet The American Crisis, and the piano sing-along goes on most nights.
Washington Square Park was a public burial ground from 1797 to 1825. Estimates say more than 20,000 people lie beneath it. The marble arch you see today was finished in 1892.
Stonewall National Monument covers Christopher Park and the streets around the Stonewall Inn. Its Visitor Center opened on June 28, 2024, is free, and is open Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 4 pm.
The High Line was built as an elevated freight line, with the first train in 1933. Trains stopped in 1980, and the first section of the park, from Gansevoort Street to 20th Street, opened on June 8, 2009.
Jane's Carousel was carved in 1922 for Idora Park in Youngstown, Ohio. Jane and David Walentas bought it in 1984, restored it over about 22 years, and it opened in Brooklyn Bridge Park on September 16, 2011.
Sources: Wikipedia articles on 75½ Bedford Street, Marie's Crisis, Washington Square Park, the High Line and Jane's Carousel; the National Park Service page for Stonewall National Monument. All checked on 13 October 2026.

For a century the Village has been where New York goes to be unconventional: painters, folk singers, jazz, poets. Much of it is still here, on streets you can cover in an afternoon.
Two books to read before you arrive, or on the plane home.
Two people who made the neighborhood famous.
Shops where something is still made by hand, or published by artists.
Two screen addresses that fans still look for.
Bookshops, museums, music and comedy, with hours checked on 13 October 2026.

Send us your dates and we will reply by email to confirm, or book through the booking link on this page.
Tell us when you would like to stay and how many of you are coming. We reply by email to confirm. Nothing is charged on this site.
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Drive times are to the West Village, without traffic, which is heavy at rush hour and on Friday afternoons. We do not recommend driving: there is no parking at the building and street parking is scarce.
There is no parking at the building. Garages nearby charge by the hour or day, and street parking has alternate-side cleaning rules.
Distances and times are approximate and vary with traffic. Subway stations from the National Park Service page for Stonewall National Monument, checked 13 October 2026.
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Please leave by 11 am. Strip the beds, put towels in the bathtub, run the dishwasher, take your trash to the bins, and lock the door. Return the key to the lockbox.

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