Cosy Central Harlem studio, private entrance, ensuit , kitchenette,

The apartment is Cosy studio located in the garden level of a Harlem brownstone home, that captures the charm of the famous Harlem architecture past , and the comfort of a renovated bathroom...It has a private entrance, self checkin/checkout facilities , ensuit bathroom and kitchenette.

Please note that we are taking extra caution in cleaning and disinfection between guests. More over, you enter with digital key so it allows checkin checkout without meeting us! It has a private entrance from the lower level (we live in the upper level and use the upper level entrance).
There is another apartment for rent on the same floor with its own kitchenette and it’s own bathroom .


THE INTERIORS
The unit is nicely furnished with a new double bed (full size), a folding dining table, a rocking armchair, two side-tables., and a wardrobe . The quality mattress and the quality bedding and towels gives a pampering feeling. The WiFi, TV with cables, and Air-condition, allows you to relax after a long day in the city. A Nespresso machine can be provided for long term guests, if asked. Any how, there is a great Italian Caffe just around the corner ..

ARRIVAL
Few days before arrival I shall provide you with your private code to enter the apartment

NEIGHBORHOOD OVERVIEW / TIPS for RESTAURANTS and STORES
Harlem is very vivid with new many restaurants of all cuisines , jazz clubs, trendy coffees and pubs, Whole-food, and the 125th commercial corridor with all the big chains . Some specific recommendations:
1) For Groceries: There is a small shop on the corner of 134th and 7th ave ( just cross the street and go to the corner) and they are open 24/7 for the immediate essentials including milk and juice. For more serious shopping - there is a new Wholefood on 125th and 6th, but there are other supermarkets ( less fancy but good) close to the house (132/8th, and 130/6th). Before WholeFood opened I use to go to Best Market for the best sushi you can ask for ( 8th ave between 118 and 119) . it is a walk but it worth it if you like sushi.
2) for Resturants- My favorite is on the other side of 7th Ave (between 134 and 133) -Yatenga. Go two blocks south , on the corner of 132 you will find Renaissance which is open also for breakfast . I also like The Edge Cafe on 139th and Edgcombe ave. Treat yourself one day to Red Rooster, corner Social, Barawine ( all on Lenox between 126th and 120). There are also good restaurants on 8th ave ( from 117 to 127)
3) Many Jazz places around. The closest one is Bill’s Place, on 148 W 133rd st. Twov minutes walk. Bill and company play jazz in the basement on Friday's and Saturday's eves . Go online and book a 20 $ ticket and come early as the seats are not marked..

GETTING AROUND
Very convenient. You can take 6 Subway lines and 3 busses:
5 minutes walk to 135th/st Nicolas you can find
the B and C lines that go along Central Park
West till Columbus Circle and then They split.
B continues along 6th Ave, and
C continues along 8th Ave
7 minutes walk to 127/st Nicolas you can find
the express lines A and D that go
non stop till 59th St and Columbus Circle.
4 minutes walk to 135th/Lenox you can find the 2
and 3 express lines that go along Broadway and
then 7th Ave. In 16 minutes you reach Times
Square
1 minute walk to 134th/7th, you can take buss M2
goes express all the way to Washington Square
and the Village along 5th Ave