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New York vacation rentals


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From the lights of Broadway to the Statue of Liberty, browsing boho Greenwich Village or the ultimate shopping trip down Fifth Avenue, New York is packed with character and attractions. Ideal for anyone looking to stay 30 nights or longer, our monthly rentals in New York put you right in the centre of the action. Whether you're planning on visiting for 6 weeks or 57 nights exactly, we offer flexible rentals in the city's most desirable districts. From sipping silky lattes in West Village and grabbing a pastrami sandwich from Katz's Delicatessen to bar hopping around East Village, every taste of New York will leave you yearning for more.

New York has a unique character, unlike any other place in the world. Yellow taxis fill the streets, vendors serve up the best hotdogs on the Eastern Seaboard, and you’ll meet every nationality speaking every language crowded into just 300 square miles. Dominated by skyscrapers and the backdrop for countless movies and TV shows, even if you’ve never been here before you’ll instantly recognise its iconic landmarks like old friends.

With such a cultural melting pot, there’s no single ‘flavour of New York’. You can eat your way around the world in the space of a few blocks, hitting Little Italy for some seriously good New York pizza (or a ‘pizza pie’ to the locals) or Chinatown for the best egg rolls. While the sheer energy of 18 million people all sharing the same space is exhilarating, you can grab a quiet moment to catch your breath in the greenery of Central Park, before diving back into ‘The City that Never Sleeps’.

Things you can’t miss in NYC

  • Take a breath: you won't be able to cover the countless museums, galleries, restaurants, and bars all in one visit, but that just means you’ll have plenty left for the next visit.
  • Go across the Brooklyn Bridge to reach Brooklyn Bridge Park with the best view of the city. You can also visit the trendy DUMBO area lined with cool local stores and a flea market.
  • Take the time to venture outside of Manhattan, as each borough offers its own unique charms.

Our insider tips for New York City

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Soho, vibrancy and fashionable

Soho's historic cast-iron buildings now hold some of the most jaw-dropping price tags in the country, and it shows in the company they keep. Design stalwarts Prada and Chanel rub elegant shoulders with a few choice art galleries and luxury restaurants. It's not uncommon to spot a celebrity or runway model during a casual Saturday brunch in Soho. The neighbourhood has something to discover at every turn: a corner pub that has been serving up tipples since 1847, a tiny bakery that churns out pastries with cult followings or a lively nightclub filled with beautiful people.

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Tribeca, atmospheric with historic architecture

Like a humble hero elevated to great heights in a classic American movie, Tribeca has come a long way from its rough and tumble roots. Once an urban wilderness of industrial warehouses, it has become the New York neighbourhood of choice for America's celebrities, entrenched as one of the country's most expensive zip codes. Tribeca's rich restaurant scene offers up every taste imaginable, from old favourites Nobu and Megu to artisanal food courts and the nightlife includes an array of wine and cocktail bars.

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Upper East Side, affluent and prestigious

Home to old New York gentility, the Upper East Side is both a neighbourhood and a way of life. It features the most exquisite of homes on Fifth Avenue, coveted for their picture-perfect views of and proximity to the urban oasis of Central Park. The cultural life is as rich as the neighbourhood's stalwarts, with the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim, and Whitney Museum all within close range. The Upper East Side houses designer boutiques lining Madison Avenue, and the neighbourhood has plenty to offer those looking to lighten their purses.

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Williamsburg, independent and trendy

As the birthplace of the hipster movement, Williamsburg does more than live up to its irony-loaded reputation. Its proximity to Manhattan has made it the most coveted address for entry-level Brooklyn living. With its unobstructed views of the East River and Manhattan and access via ferry, Wythe Avenue has seen a flurry of new activity, including numerous high rise condominiums, bars and restaurants.

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“What I love about New York City is being surrounded by the constant hustle & bustle. As the Big Apple offers unlimited things to do and see, it inspires repeat trips to experience it all.”
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À New York, nous proposons uniquement des séjours d'au moins 30 nuits, sur la base d'un tarif journalier. Nous sommes une agence immobilière agréée. onefinestay NY LLC Agence immobilière agréée 711 Fifth Avenue, 7e étage, New York, NY 10022 Agence: 917-993-6162 E-mail: ny.homes@onefinestay.com

Essential New York information

When to visit New York

JAN

2°C
35F

FEB

2°C
35F

MAR

4°C
39F

APR

11°C
51F

MAY

16°C
60F

JUN

22°C
71F

JUL

25°C
77F

AUG

24°C
75F

SEP

20°C
68F

OCT

14°C
57F

NOV

9°C
48F

DEC

6°C
42F

Please note: these are the average temperatures reported throughout the day but can vary greatly due to weather conditions such as heatwaves. We kindly invite you to contact us for more information, including confirmation of whether your apartment has air conditioning to ensure a comfortable stay.

Best time to go

  • During spring: Follow along the Breakneck Ridge along the Hudson River and you’ll see a different side of the city. Cherry trees are in full bloom and the breeze is warming up, although you may still need a jumper on cooler days. Keep an eye out for the first of the year’s festivals with the St Patrick’s Day parade on the 17th of March, or head to the Botanical Gardens for their stunning Orchid Show.

  • During summer: it’s surprising just how warm New York gets during the summer, so you’ll find many of our New York apartments come with that added extra - air conditioning. From June onwards, things really start to heat up and it can climb up to 30°C (90°F) or higher. Fortunately, there are plenty of air-conditioned museums to explore and plenty of space to enjoy the sunshine in Central Park. Don’t forget the Independence Day celebrations on the 4th of July - head down to the bay for the best view of the fireworks.

  • During autumn: the trees in Central Park begin to reflect the blaze of colour spreading across New England, while the temperatures start to cool from the hot summer sunshine into soft, misty mornings and crisp evenings. This is one of the best times to explore the city on foot as the thermometer has dropped back to a comfortable 21°C (70°F). Labor Day (celebrated on the first Monday in September) marks the end of summer and the start of ‘fall’.

  • During winter: New York in the winter is a magical place where the spirit of the holidays is embraced and dialled up to eleven. The sparkling shop windows are bursting with holiday displays and you’ve got a good chance of seeing snow at this time of the year, making it feel even more festive (just remember to pack some warm clothes). This is also the perfect time to visit the various festive markets popping up throughout the city.

How to get there

Make the journey as memorable as the arrival. Your dedicated concierge can arrange transportation from the closest airport or train station to your New York City apartment.

By car

New York is laid out in a grid system, so while traffic can be heavy, it’s very easy to navigate your way around. The main approach roads are the I-78 from New Jersey and Pennsylvania, the I-80 from the mid-west, the I-87 from Upstate New York and Canada, and the I-95 from the south and east. The bridges can get congested during rush hour, and the city’s public transport network including the subway is a better alternative for moving around the centre of the city with ease.

By plane

New York is served by several airports, the largest of which is JFK or John F Kennedy International Airport. Newark Liberty International Airport is the second-largest catering for international flights, while LaGuardia Airport is a hub for domestic flights from other parts of the USA. Allow plenty of time for connections, especially at JFK, which is spread over a huge area of Queens and has eight terminals.

By train

If you want to experience America at its best, a fabulous way to arrive in New York is by train. Amtrak terminates at New York Penn Station, putting you right in the heart of the city underneath Madison Square Garden. From New York, you can catch connections to almost every part of the USA from California to the Canadian and Mexican borders.

Local tips

  • The New York City subway is usually the fastest way to get around the city.
  • Weekends generally bring a lot of traffic to popular spots, such as the High Line. If you want to see any of the major visitor spots, consider going during the week to avoid crowds.
  • Tipping is compulsory in NYC, even at coffee shops and bars. Aim to tip at least 15% to 20% in restaurants and never below 10%.

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New York FAQs

The minimum stays we provide are for 30 nights, but you can stay longer than that in one of our New York vacation rentals.

If you’re looking for a medium or longer-term stay in New York, then we have an array of comfortable and private apartments and homes spread across Manhattan and Brooklyn.

Yes, you can stay more than three months in our vacation rentals in New York.

The minimum stay in a New York vacation home is 30 nights, but you can stay for more than 90 nights if you are planning a longer stay.

Yes, many of our New York homes are fully equipped to cater for families and those travelling with children.

The home listings will state whether the home accepts children, and our team of destination specialists can help to find you a home in New York that suits whatever kind of group you are travelling with.

Furthermore, we have a number of homes with exceptional child-friendly features, such as games rooms and playrooms to entertain children of all ages.

Yes, a number of our New York homes come with dedicated working spaces, including desks and separate rooms to take meetings or calls.

The majority of our New York vacation rentals are located in Manhattan, so business travellers are extremely close to the city with excellent access to the main transport links.

If you are planning an extended business trip, then our destination specialists can help to find the right location and type of home for your trip, whether you’re planning to work from home or commute to an office in the city.

All our guests in New York receive 24/7 in-stay support, covering everything from extra housekeeping and additional services to expert local tips and insider information around the city’s top attractions, offered through our affiliate company OFS Concierge Services LLC.

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