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2 comfortable 4x5m rooms in spacious 1870s loft apartment for only $95/night single or double occupancy including 24-hour
access, common kitchen/bath, free DSL & wireless internet, all set against spectacular views of famous 42nd Street, the
Chrysler Building and the United Nations. Price reductions are available for stays of over 1 week depending on season.
Furnished in classic American mission / arts & crafts style with sturdy wood and soft leather, the ambiance is relaxed, unpretentious and comfortably casual. Guest towels are thick Egyptian cotton, the beds feature extra-firm top-line mattresses, high quality cotton sheets and down blankets; there's central heat, air conditioning and plenty of hot water at any time. Saving on price does not mean sacrificing comfort. 4 subway lines converge at the station right across the street and it's just 1 stop to midtown Manhattan, 2 to Rockefeller Center, 6 min to Grand Central, 10 to Times Square, 15 to the gay areas of Chelsea and Greenwich Village. The subway is frequent, safe and operates 24 hours a day. And if the beat of Salsa and Meringue gets you going, we're only 2 stops from the hot Latin gay bars in Jackson Heights. Citiview is in the Long Island City neighborhood, a center of New York City art, film and new media on the East River directly across from midtown Manhattan; home to the PS1/MOMA Contemporary Arts Center, the Museum for African Art, the Isamu Noguchi Museum, the Socrates Scupture Garden and many galleries. Silvercup Studios, NYC's largest film and television studio, is around the corner, and you'll often see crews filming. Some street scenes may seem familiar as Sex and the City, the Sopranos, and many films were shot on the streets here. The neighborhood has a large, multi-ethnic gay population that is well-integrated into the fabric of the community. "This is another of those cool New York pockets easily overlooked...the views of the Manhattan skyline are to die for,
and the elevated subway, graffiti and bustling diners imbue it with that old-school New York feel missing elsewhere."
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