Greenwich Village Habitué
New York, New York
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A Greenwich
Village Habitué has two fully appointed private apartments
available in an owner occupied 1830's Federal brownstone building in the
historic West Village and Meatpacking District of New York City. A 5
night minimum stay is required Please no exceptions - single or double occupancy ONLY.
Whether you are traveling to New York for business or pleasure, you will find that our home offers a high degree of comfort, privacy and friendly service in an environment that reflects the quiet elegance of an earlier time. As quoted by Mimi Reed of Food and Wine magazine: "It was to our delight, an immaculate, graciously stocked and elegantly furnished apartment in a brownstone. It seemed a great bargain." A Greenwich Village Habitué welcomes both business travelers and seasonal visitors for both short term and long term stays and attracts sophisticated, well-travelled persons. |
| Antique filled apartments come complete with living room, dining alcove, sleeping alcove with queen size bed, kitchen and bath and are finely appointed sanctuaries of privacy that combine time-tested standards with modern conveniences. |  |
A Greenwich Village Habitué is nestled between what could be considered two of the largest cities in the United States -- Midtown/Times Square and the Wall Street/Financial areas -- and is conveniently located for access to all that Greenwich Village and Manhattan has to offer.
 The apartments overlook a formal English garden. Note: Guests do not have access to the garden. |
Greenwich Village is
undoubtedly one of New York's best known neighborhoods. Its very mention
evokes an assortment of familiar images -- a cultural underground of
bohemians and beatniks; the stately world of Henry James' Washington
Square; jazz clubs galore; tourists on Eight Avenue and Bleecker
Streets, and of course, the booming art scene.
The area contains an abundance of restaurants, theaters, clubs and shops, as well as some of New York's oldest and most charming residential blocks. In fact, many of the area's quiet, narrow streets -- virtually unchanged since the early 1800s -- have a refreshing smallness of scale. The streets themselves are a crazy quilt of diagonals and curves that mostly pre-date the rigid grid pattern of the north. The neighborhood is a gold mine of social and cultural history. But whether one comes to savor the architecture, immerse oneself in its history, enjoy the nightlife, restaurants and shops, or just take a lazy stroll through this peaceful downtown enclave, the Village offers a multitude of pleasures. In short, Greenwich Village and A Greenwich Village Habitue has it all -- history and timelessness, along with all of the modern diversions and amenities that the savvy, well-seasoned visitor to New York demands. |
