Relax and Spread Out in Luxury by NY's $1,000-a-night hotels in Manhattan

Sunny, spacious, elegant 2-bedroom 9th floor apartment in the neighborhood of Manhattan's most luxurious $1000-a-night hotels, steps from shopping on Fifth Avenue, visiting Central Park and the Museum of Modern Art. Full kitchen and dining area, fireplace and lots of closet space in an old gracious building with 9-foot ceilings and 8 windows make the perfect aerie for relaxation and respite between jaunts into the heart of the Manhattan's greatest amenities, from the Christmas tree in Rockefeller Center to skating there and in Central Park. The city's best restaurants, museums, stores and sites are just outside the door, while the cozy neighborhood also boasts a grocery store on the corner, coffee shops downstairs, pocket parks and hidden treasures all around. Newly painted for fresh clean feeling in the light and airy environment.

Apartment contains two large comfy beds, full kitchen with dishwasher and gourmet cooking facilities. Clothes washing in the building, cleaner around the corner, kitchen counter for morning breakfast, dining area of lunch and dinner, original deep bathtub with shower, full closets and old luxury lighting with two chandeliers, sconces above the marble fireplace.

The heart of Manhattan is laid out before you, with the St. Regis Hotel on one corner, the Peninsula on the other. Trump Tower is around the corner just steps from Central Park along with Tiffany's, Saks Fifth Avenue, the NBA Store, Nike and Abercrombie & Fitch all just steps away.

St Patrick's Cathedral, St. Thomas,  Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Churches all in the area along with Temple Emanuel and Central Synagogue. The Museum of Broadcasting is 2 blocks away, also the Apple Store. The Today Show, CBS Morning Show and Fox all broadcast in the neighborhood.

Skate in Rockefeller Center and Central Park, where you can also take a horse-drawn carriage, visit the Central Park Zoo, use Children’s Playgrounds, visit the John Lennon memorial at Strawberry Fields, visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Museums of Natural History and the History of New York.

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