The Moma apartment is a beautiful, one bedroom, 2 room apartment that sleeps up to four guests.

The location is absolutely amazing! If you want ro live like a native New Yorker this is the perfect apartment for you. This is one of the best neighborhoods to fully experience all Manhattan has to offer.

neighbourhood and location

Located between 2nd Avenue and 3rd Avenue. The area is quiet and peaceful but there are plenty of things to do. There are about 20 different restaurants and bars on your block alone, you name it food wise and you have it on your door step, Chinese, Indian, Italian, Mexican, Japanese all within a 3 minute walk.

You will be amazed by how many New Yorkers love to sit at the tables outside these restaurants after a day at work. Staying in this apartment will give you a truly New York experience. You will also be close to Columbus Circle, Central Park and the famous Bloomingdale’s department store. Times Square is just a 15 minute walk away (or one subway stop away), the Empire State building is a 20 minute walk away (or 2 subway stops).

There is also safe and secure parking on the same block for $26 per day which good value for New York. Another parking garage is available one block away – between 3rd and Lexington Avenues, and another one on the other side of your block – between 1st and 2nd Avenues so parking is not a problem

If you are looking for the best breakfast place one of those will be the “Brasserie” or “Europa Cafe” on 53rd Street between Park and Lexington Avenues or “Pret-a-Manger” on the corner of 54th Street and Lexington Avenue. If you like smoothies, the best place in New York is definitely “Jamba Juice” situated on Lexington Avenue between 52nd and 53rd Streets, they make the smoothie in front of you with the freshest fruit, and you can add a boost (like immunity or energy supplement) or a wheat grass shot to it to make it even healthier!

On the corner of 53rd Street and 2nd Avenue one can find even more restaurants and bars, there is also a Walgreens pharmacy where you can buy pretty much anything that you might need (including food). All the pharmacies in the US sell a lot of different foods, cosmetics, household supplies. Usually pharmacies are like miniature supermarkets with a prescription counter. On the other corner (53rd and 2nd) you have another pharmacy – “Duane Reade” – this is the biggest pharmacy chain in the city of New York.

You have several banks around the apartment, so you can withdraw or exchange the money in any of them: Citibank on 53rd Street between Park and Lexington Avenues, TD Bank on the corner of 53rd Street and 3rd Avenue, Capital One on the corner of 52nd Street and 3rd Avenue and Chase Bank on 2nd Avenue between 53rd and 52nd Streets.

If you like to cook your food, you will love this location – it has several supermarkets right in the immediate area (which is a luxury for New York): “Food Emporium” on 2nd Avenue between 52nd and 51st Streets, “D’Agostino” on 1st Avenue between 53rd and 54th Avenues. You also have several amazing New York style, small, specialized stores on 1st Avenue between 52nd and 51st Streets, like “Ideal Cheese Shop” which has a variety of cheeses, olive oils, pastas, cured meats and breads; and a fresh seafood store right next door.

There is an inexpensive laundromat on 1st Avenue between 53rd and 53nd Streets (they only charge 80 cents per pound). And if you like to exercise during your vacation or business trip, you can use 24 Hour Fitness on 53rd Street between Lexington and 3rd Avenues.

The Port Authority bus terminal is about 20 minutes by foot from the apartment – you can catch a bus from the airport right there at any time. You will probably prefer to catch one of New York’s inexpensive yellow cabs from the bus terminal to the apartment if you have a lot of bags. The ride should cost you about $5-10 depending on traffic. So basically, you do not need a metro card when staying at this location – just walk, enjoy the weather, views and shopping.

The apartment is conveniently located by 3 different subway lines – E, V, 6 – all going to different places in the city, so you will have the easiest commute from there to anywhere! Your subway station is also like a work of art – you have a waterfall at the entrance! The entrance to subway is on 53rd Street and 3rd Avenue, as well as on 53rd Street and Lexington Avenue (main entrance with waterfall).

minimum requirements

Midweek minimum stay	2 nights
Weekend minimum stay	2 nights
Final cleaning	0.00 USD
Check-in time	14 : 00
Check-out time	11 : 00
Payment on arrival	Cash, Credit Card,

Price includes exit cleaning fee as well as weekly cleaning for bookings longer than 7 days. <,br>
In the event of a NO SHOW, 100% of amount is charged to your credit card.

OWNER REQUIRES 40% of total amount to hold the dates and the remaining 50% on arrival .