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Manhattan vacation rentals

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Manhattan

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Superhost
Private room in Harlem
Bright with a sunshine atmosphere
Bright with natural light, this cozy bedroom will be the perfect place to start and end your days in the city. In this second floor walk-up located in the historic district of Central Harlem, you’re surrounded by history and opportunity. Walking distance to Central Park, The Apollo Theatre, Sylvia’s, Maison Harlem, Harlem Hops, 125th Street shopping, and dozens of other restaurants and bars, there is NO shortage of delicious food, drink, and entertainment steps from your door.
G$20,404 GYD per night
Hotel room in Downtown Manhattan
138 Bowery-Modern King Studio
Located in Bowery – historically the most unique streetscape of New York with over 400 years of history and culture – this place is right around the corner of Grand St subway. Super convenient as you can be anywhere in Manhattan in just a few minutes. Steps away from SoHo, NoHo and major subway lines (6,J,Z,N,Q,B,D). Its unbeatable location puts the best of downtown.  
G$45,027 GYD per night
Hotel room in Downtown Manhattan
138 Bowery-Modern Queen Studio
Located in Bowery – historically the most unique streetscape of New York with over 400 years of history and culture – this place is right around the corner of Grand St subway. Super convenient as you can be anywhere in Manhattan in just a few minutes. Steps away from SoHo, NoHo and major subway lines (6,J,Z,N,Q,B,D). Its unbeatable location puts the best of downtown.
G$43,980 GYD per night

Stay near Manhattan's top sights

Central Park3,898 locals recommend
Bryant Park689 locals recommend
Battery Park354 locals recommend
Macy's696 locals recommend
Top of the Rock423 locals recommend
Radio City Music Hall230 locals recommend

Manhattan apartment rentals

Private room in Downtown Manhattan
New Chic Designer's Bedroom
G$18,997 GYD per night
Superhost
Private room in Midtown Manhattan
HK 2 - BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEDROOM IN HELL'S KITCHEN
G$34,436 GYD per night
Private room in Downtown Manhattan
East Village, Private room with access to garden
G$32,461 GYD per night
Private room in Downtown Manhattan
Queen Bed With Private Bath Chinatown NYC
G$28,273 GYD per night

Manhattan home rentals

Superhost
Home in Midtown Manhattan
Essex House - Family Suite
G$65,969 GYD per night
Superhost
Home in Midtown Manhattan
Essex House - Studio
G$45,655 GYD per night
Private room in Weehawken
Small Room in a Big Big World
G$18,340 GYD per night
Superhost
Private room in Union City
❤️Lovely Cozy Private Room near NYC
G$14,511 GYD per night

Manhattan condominium rentals

Private room in Upper East Side
Central Park Cute Private Room
G$20,943 GYD per night
Superhost
Private room in Midtown Manhattan
New! Cozy & Chic, Chelsea High Line Studio
G$48,198 GYD per night
Superhost
Private room in Greenpoint
Private room in Brooklyn penthouse
G$27,615 GYD per night
Private room in Downtown Manhattan
Private Bedroom in Lower East S
G$28,421 GYD per night

Your guide to Manhattan

Welcome to Manhattan

The borough of Manhattan is New York City’s beating heart and most densely populated area. Each neighborhood represents a different persona from the theatrical Times Square to the buttoned-up Financial District, and historic Chinatown to artsy TriBeCa. The city has its own adventure map, whether you’re taking an elevated walk along the High Line, spiraling through The Vessel sculpture, or exploring the lakes and lawns of Central Park. The island, which is about 13.4 miles long and 2.3 miles wide (at its widest), is also one of the most navigable, with streets running east to west, avenues going north to south, and Broadway cutting across the island diagonally. The best way to experience New York City is to simply dive right into the Manhattan bustle.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Manhattan

In Manhattan, every season is the best time to be here. Springtime, while sometimes chilly and rainy, ushers in the blooming of flowers all over town and longtime traditions of the NYC St. Patrick’s Day Parade and the Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival. Summer may be hot — and often sticky — but it’s also prime time for outdoor fun, with street fairs and festivities such as the NYC Pride March and the National Puerto Rican Day Parade.

Arts take over the parks with summer concerts and the free performances of Shakespeare in the Park. As crisper weather moves in, so does another magical time: fall in New York. The cozy atmosphere is accompanied by West Village’s Halloween Parade, the African American Day Parade, and the TCS NYC Marathon, which finishes in Central Park. The storybook spirit of the holidays kicks off the winter, anchored by the world-famous New Year’s Eve celebrations in Times Square.


Top things to do in Manhattan

Central Park

There’s a reason this 843-acre greenspace in the middle of Manhattan is such a favorite, with some essential sights — Bethesda Fountain, Belvedere Castle, and the Imagine mosaic at Strawberry Fields. Immerse yourself with the locals, whether it’s running around the reservoir, experiencing the roller discos at Skate Circle, or simply sitting and people watching.

Museums

All of Manhattan might as well double as a museum district. While there are classics —such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art (don’t miss the rooftop deck), the Guggenheim, and the American Museum of Natural History — others such as the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Museum of Modern Art, and the New Museum grab headlines with their rotating exhibits. Museums without such boldface names also delight, such as The Frick Collection, The Morgan Library and Museum, and the quirky Mmuseumm. But perhaps the most essential to the history of the city is the emotional 9/11 Memorial and Museum.

The Edge

Manhattan has long been known for its skyscraper viewpoints — from the Empire State Building and Top of the Rock to One World Observatory. But newcomer the Edge takes the cake as the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere, with a dramatically shaped platform jutting from the edge of the building that contains glass panels giving you a vertical view 100 floors down.

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