Large and Luxurious in Strivers Row

Name: Large and Luxurious in Strivers Row
Address: 2605 Frederick Douglass Boulevard 2B, New York, NY 10030, us
Rating: 10

2605 Frederick Douglass Boulevard 2B, New York, us

10.0

Exceptional

3 reviews

Check-out 11:00 AMApartments

What we measured

13 km from the centre of New York
4.2 km from Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
7.7 km from LaGuardia Airport (LGA)

Distances are straight-line. Sources: Wikidata, OurAirports.

About this hotel

Historic Building with Modern Amenities Explore New York City from our recently renovated apartment in a historic building with free WiFi. Spacious and Air-Conditioned Enjoy a comfortable stay in our air-conditioned apartment with 2 bedrooms and a terrace offering garden views. Convenient Kitchen Facilities Prepare home-cooked meals in your own kitchen for a cozy night in after a day of sightseeing. To book your stay in this Large and Luxurious apartment in Strivers Row, reserve now for an unforgettable experience in New York City!

Amenities

WiFi available

Free WiFi

Non-smoking rooms

Air conditioning

Terrace

Family rooms

Non-smoking throughout

Staff adhere to local safety protocols

Laundry washed per local authority guidelines

Guest rooms disinfected between stays

Cleaning standards that are effective against Coronavirus

Physical distancing rules followed

Cashless payment available

Sanitized tableware & silverware

Guest room sealed after cleaning

Property cleaned by professional cleaning companies

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