New York vacation rentals

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Top-rated vacation rentals in New York

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Private room in Midtown Manhattan
HK 4-Beautiful bedroom with private bathroom in HK
BEAUTIFUL BEDROOM WITH PRIVATE BATHROOM IN HELL'S KITCHEN VERY ACCESSIBLE! Located just a few steps from the Theatre District, Times Square, Central Park, Rockefeller Center and some of the best restaurants in NYC Newly renovated apartment with shared, kitchen, living room & bathroom Check-in 4PM - 11PM / Check-out 1PM *Please note before booking: This is a shared space. You are renting a room, not the entire apartment Please NO other guest outside of your reservation (even if not staying)
$116 per night
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Private room in Harlem
Private/Large Room in Manhattan,15 min to Midtown.
Beautifully renovated Brownstone that keeps many of the original features, so you can feel its history. The House is located in Central Harlem, a safe and vibrant neighborhood. Conveniently located 4 blocks away from the subway that will take you into midtown Manhattan in 10-15 minutes. 5 blocks away from Whole foods supermarket and 125th street, where you will find all the stores, and a wide variety of restaurants and cafes. Right next to Marcus Garvey Park and 10 blocks away from Central Park!
$113 per night
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Hotel room in Midtown Manhattan
Kasa | Steps to Broadway | Times Square
Be where all the action is at The Duffy! Tucked in the exciting neighborhood of Hell's Kitchen just east of the Hudson River and a short walk from Times Square, our historic property offers convenient amenities and easy access to an array of restaurants and many of New York’s famous landmarks, including Rockefeller Center just a mile away. Our tech-enabled apartments offer self check-in at 4pm, 24/7 guest support by text, phone, or chat, and a Virtual Front Desk accessed via mobile device.
$167 per night

Stay near New York's top sights

Photo of Times Square
Times Square1,957 locals recommend
Photo of Central Park
Central Park3,898 locals recommend
Photo of Rockefeller Center
Rockefeller Center745 locals recommend
Photo of Empire State Building
Empire State Building1,787 locals recommend
Photo of Bryant Park
Bryant Park689 locals recommend
Photo of Battery Park
Battery Park351 locals recommend

New York home rentals

Private room in Midtown Manhattan
Central & Charming & Cozy | Private Hotel Room
$149 per night
Private room in Astoria
HUGE bedroom with Fireplace in Astoria
$66 per night
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Private room in Long Island City
Room c
$72 per night
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Private room in Long Island City
Cozy Private Room. 15 min to Manhattan (Broadway)
$70 per night
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Private room in Astoria
Hidden Gem in Astoria, 1 MINUTE away to subway
$71 per night
Private room in Harlem
Serviced Apartment - Queen Bed 20% Off Home Office
$74 per night
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Private room in Greenpoint
Noble House #2
$120 per night
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Private room in Brooklyn Heights
A private room in brooklyn heights
$110 per night
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Private room in Union City
❤️Lovely Charming Pvt.Room near NYC
$69 per night
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Private room in Northeastern Queens
Comfort room w/Private bath. In room. Mid-Flushing
$91 per night
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Private room in Long Island City
Room A
$83 per night
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Home in Midtown Manhattan
Hidden Gem in NYC! - Peaceful Condominium w/ Patio
$245 per night

New York apartments

Rental unit in Downtown Manhattan
Untitled at 3 Freeman - Untitled Queen
$129 per night
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Private room in Midtown Manhattan
HK 3 - BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEDROOM IN HELL'S KITCHEN
$99 per night
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Private room in Downtown Manhattan
True Hidden Gem, Center of Downtown NY
$126 per night
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Private room in Midtown Manhattan
HK 1 - BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEDROOM IN HELL'S KITCHEN
$102 per night
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Private room in Midtown Manhattan
[Manhattan Heart] 0.5 mile to Time Square/Broadway
$139 per night
Private room in Midtown Manhattan
Huge quiet private bedroom by Central Park and TSQ
$114 per night
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Rental unit in Downtown Manhattan
Sonder Battery Park | Studio Apartment
$250 per night
Private room in SoHo
Loved by NYLocals Private Room SoHo
$118 per night
Rental unit in Downtown Manhattan
Superior King in downtown Manhattan
$189 per night
Private room in Upper East Side
Serviced Apartment: Brand-New Facilities & WiFi
$112 per night
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Private room in Midtown Manhattan
Renovated Studio on Union Square side
$111 per night
Private room in Upper West Side
Cozy Room by Central Park&Colombia univ
$88 per night

New York condominiums

Private room in Downtown Manhattan
Private Bedroom in Lower East S
$93 per night
Private room in Upper East Side
Beautiful Bedroom in Upper East Side
$97 per night
Private room in Downtown Manhattan
Sunny bedroom in renovated East Village APT
$89 per night
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Private room in Harlem
Lovely 3 bedroom condo on the UES upper Manhattan
$100 per night
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Private room in Downtown Manhattan
Eccentric and Comfy East Village Apt
$121 per night
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Condo in Bedford-Stuyvesant
Brooklyn Apartment With NYC Skyline View!
$163 per night
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Condo in Midtown Manhattan
A tourist's dream! Sunny condo in the heart of NY
$180 per night
Private room in Midtown Manhattan
Time square,theater district,privat bdr/bath/patio
$182 per night
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Condo in Downtown Manhattan
THE BEST WEST VILLAGE APARTMENT IN THE BEST SPOT
$199 per night
Condo in Harlem
Artist’s Brownstone w/ Garden
$123 per night
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Condo in Midtown Manhattan
Amazing Private Apartment in the Heart of Times SQ
$160 per night
Private room in Astoria
Sunshine masters room private bathroom in Queens
$76 per night

Stays in Williamsburg

Industrial · Hip · Fashionable · Quiet · Vibrant

Rental unit in Williamsburg
Boho 1 bed apt In Williamsburg!
$264 per night
Rental unit in Greenpoint
Bklyn- Spacious 1 Bedroom w/private garden
$146 per night
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Private room in Williamsburg
The Fig, A Micro-Loft Treehouse in Williamsburg
$200 per night
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Private room in Williamsburg
Vibrantly Victorian Room in Williamsburg
$92 per night

Stays in Theater District

Quiet · Vibrant · Hip · Residential · Busy

Rental unit in Midtown Manhattan
One Bedroom Queen at Times Square Central
$290 per night
Private room in Midtown Manhattan
HK 2 - BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE BEDROOM IN HELL'S KITCHEN
$91 per night
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Hotel room in Midtown Manhattan
Unforgettable Exclusive 2-Level Penthouse w/Hottub
$492 per night
Condo in Midtown Manhattan
Sunset Sheik-Midtown Condo
$381 per night

Stays in Midtown Manhattan

Quiet · Residential · Hip · Vibrant · Busy

Hotel room in Midtown Manhattan
Heart of Manhattan| Luxury Private Studio at Hotel
$102 per night
Private room in Midtown Manhattan
Affordable Renovated Private Unit near Byrant Park
$173 per night
Rental unit in Midtown Manhattan
New! Cozy & Chic, Chelsea High Line Studio
$272 per night
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Private room in Midtown Manhattan
Luxury Hotel Room | near Times Central Park 5 Avn
$134 per night

Tips from New York locals

Get advice about the city from the people who know it best. Local hosts share their tips and recommendations for travelers like you.

What should I pack?

“Bring comfortable shoes! Most of the tourists' attractions are walking distance from each other. so expect to walk a lot!”

Loyda
LoydaLives in New York

“If you are going to visit nyc wear comfortable shoes. Take you camera or cellular phone for pictures to remember. if you are going to nyc to see shows on broadway check ticket master for time and dates. also check broadway.com to save money on shows, restaurant, massages and more check groupon.com”

Gladys Germania
Gladys GermaniaLives in New York

What's the best way to get around?

“Subway is fastest to get around There are many subway maps you can download for your phone. i like "roadify" and "mymta" - once installed, you don't need wifi to see the maps if you are down in the station without service”

Nicole
NicoleLives in New York

“Citi bike Citi bike is an app where you can pick up bikes and drop them off all over the city. there is a limit of 30 minutes for each ride. in my opinion, it's the best way to see the city. get a day pass unlimited for only $12 and you'll easily be able to see all the best attractions in one day. the hudson path is an amazing bike route on the edge of the city that is super easy to ride on with great views. download the app citi bike to use. there are also kiosks at most docking stations. you can ride on the street where the cars on too when you're in the city if there aren't bike lanes. this might sound scary but the cars are super attentive to bikers.”

Erik
ErikLives in New York

“Subway riding Getting around on the subway seems intimidating but it's rather easy. once you get into every station, you'll see uptown signs (north) and downtown signs (south). google maps has a public transit tab that looks like a train. this will guide you to the right subway station. when getting around, it's important to know there are often local and express trains (skips some stations and is faster).”

Erik
ErikLives in New York

“Car service If you're looking for a car service to pick you up, there are different services in nyc than elsewhere. there is still lyft and uber, but there is also juno and via. juno & via are cheaper than uber and lyft. via has both private car options and shared car rides that are extremely cheap compared to other services. via is also cheapest service to and from the airports.”

Erik
ErikLives in New York

“Subways are quickest & cheapest We recommend you use an app like google maps on your smartphone to navigate the subway system. it is very intuitive and simple to learn.”

Julia & Todd
Julia & ToddLives in New York

“Try revel electric mopeds! If you have a valid driver's license, you can download the revel app and rent any of the blue mopeds on the sidewalk in the area. they're cheap, fun, and you can leave them wherever you go! use code "fkrpc" for $5 off!”

Ben
BenLives in New York

“Get weekly subway pass for unlimited rides Weekly subway passes are a great way to get around affordably. late nights or after a long day, uber, lyft, via, and juno are a great on-demand alternative and tend to be cheaper than yellow cabs.”

Julia-Marie
Julia-MarieLives in New York

What's the local culture like?

“Local art galleries From 16th st. to 29th st., between 10th and 11th avenues, there are more than 350 art galleries that are home to modern art from upcoming artists and respected artists. chelsea art district is one of the most important and influential in the world. while you're there, be sure to stroll along the highline, a recently redesigned aerial greenway that runs along the lower west side of manhattan.”

Sudha
SudhaLives in New York

“Smoking Smoking is banned in all city parks, restaurants and bars.”

Nicole
NicoleLives in New York

“Phone etiquette It's not polite to order or speak to someone when you are looking at your phone. also, if you are walking down the stairs or trying to catch the subway, be sure not to text at the same time.”

Nicole
NicoleLives in New York

What should I not miss?

“Hudson river greenway Perfect for biking or walking and taking in the beautiful views. to enter follow the ramp on 158th that goes under the henry hudson parkway. the bike path and pedestrian path runs all way downtown from here. excellent attraction in order to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city, have a picnic, have a bike ride, and enjoy the nature and beautiful water views.”

Elena
ElenaLives in New York

“Edgemere farm hosts a market every friday, and there is a great farmer's market on beach 74th street Farmer's market saturday and sunday is great, hosted in a small warehouse- can get most everything organic, from green tomatoes to fresh lavender.”

Michael
MichaelLives in New York

“Sightseeing like a local Smorgasburg in brooklyn, central park great lawn, walk across the brooklyn bridge, sunset ferry ride between manhattan and brooklyn. grab a drink at the public hotel (reserve for dinner to be secured a table on the rooftop) and hop on the ferry back to midtown manhattan, you'll pass all 3 major bridges while the sun sets behind the skyline.”

Julia-Marie
Julia-MarieLives in New York

How can I save money on this trip?

“New york citypass New york citypass includes one-time admission to 6 of new york's most famous attractions: empire state building, american museum of natural history, the museum of modern art, guggenheim museum or top of the rock, & statue of liberty.”

Sudha
SudhaLives in New York

“Metrocards are cheaper if you buy a bundle! Each fare is $2.75. depending on how many days, and how much walking you may intend to do, consider buying an unlimited 7 days metrocard for only $31 dollars. unlimited cards can be used as many times as you need daily on buses and trains. but the best! is not having to stop to replenish your card!”

Loyda
LoydaLives in New York

“Museums are free on tuesdays! Also, new york museums are funding by private organizations, therefore, they have enough money so they do not need to charge. you don't need to pay their entrance fees, give them a contribution, and you are good to go!”

Loyda
LoydaLives in New York

“Bring your water bottle! New york tap water is perfectly fine to drink, you don't need to buy bottled water at any time.”

Loyda
LoydaLives in New York

What are some local customs?

“Madison square park Grab a bite to eat near madison square park and enjoy the people watching. we recommend dig in for salads, or the famous shake shack in the park. or try indian food from desi galli on lexington and 27th.”

Sudha
SudhaLives in New York

“Escalators When on escalators, stand on the right side. this allows people that want to walk the escalator to pass on the left.”

Nicole
NicoleLives in New York

“Homeless people There is a decent homeless population in the city. don't engage with them and anyone that asks you to buy anything just keep walking. it's normal and they will leave you alone. walk with a purpose and you won't look like a tourist. you may see them on the subway as well, don't give them money. it's illegal to beg for money on subways and it only encourages them. this may sound heartless but the homeless in new york are well taken care of and there are lot's of places for them to eat. if you give them money, 99% of the time you're fueling their drug habit.”

Erik
ErikLives in New York

Your guide to New York

Introduction

The city that never sleeps is also a showcase of the best the United States has to offer. Manhattan’s bustling, gridded streets are home to some of the nation’s most famous landmarks, such as Times Square, Central Park, and Rockefeller Center, as well as neighborhoods made famous by TV shows, such as the West Village and the Upper East Side. But there’s more to New York City than Manhattan. Explore the other four boroughs, too: the Bronx (home of the New York Yankees and Italian-influenced Arthur Avenue), Staten Island (a free ferry ride away and a world all its own), Brooklyn (a mix of trendy eateries and family-friendly communities), and Queens (including the waterfront Long Island City and the culturally diverse Astoria).


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in New York?

All four seasons bring their own special touch to the Big Apple, so staying in one of the city’s vacation rentals at any time of year is a treat. Summer highs are in the 70s and 80s Fahrenheit, the perfect weather for a cooling riverfront stroll or drinks at a rooftop bar. Once the high temperatures fall into the brisk 50-to-70-degree range in September, the fall colors, especially in Central Park, paint the city in cozy hues. While winter can bring chills, with highs in the 30s and 40s, there’s nothing more magical than the city draped with a layer of snow. Springtime offers its own brand of hope, as the urban jungle blooms again, and temperatures rise into the 50s, 60s, and 70s. But as fast as the city moves, so does the weather, so plan ahead and be prepared for quick changes.


What are the top things to do in New York?

Central Park

As the rapid urbanization of New York City surged in the 1800s, the 843-acre Central Park was carved out in 1858 to ensure Manhattanites had their own backyard. Now they share it with 43 million visitors a year. No agenda is needed to explore the wonders of the green space, but among the highlights are the Bethesda Fountain, Belvedere Castle, and Strawberry Fields’ Imagine sign.

Empire State Building

While plenty of city skyscrapers offer sprawling views — including the One World Observatory, Top of the Rock, and Hudson Yards’ Edge — the classic New York City aerial view is still from the top of this 102-story building, completed in 1931.

Statue of Liberty

Located on Liberty Island in the Hudson River, the 22-story copper Lady Liberty is accessible via ferry from Battery Park or New Jersey’s Liberty State Park, and includes a visit to Ellis Island.

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