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Charming, stylish, and fully furnished studio apartment with all necessary amenities. *The kitchen is fully equipped with a large refrigerator, stove top, oven, coffee maker, toaster, microwave, and all the utensils and cutlery you might need during your stay. *We also provide all the bed linen and towels, as well as an iron and a hair dryer. *There is a good size marble bathroom with both shower and a bathtub. *Queen size bed and sleeper sofa ( with a topper), desk, mirror and AC. *Laundry room (washer/dryer) in the basement. INCLUDED: Wi-Fi 600 Mbps and all utilities (heat, hot water, and gas/electricity). Guest access 2 min from Q train line, 72 street subway station 8 min from 6 train line, 77 street subway station 200 meters, City Bike station. Plenty restaurants right on the corner.

To many New Yorkers, the Upper East Side connotes old money and high society. Alongside Central Park, between 5th and Lexington avenues, up to East 96th Street, the trappings of wealth are everywhere apparent: posh buildings, Madison Avenue's flagship boutiques, and doormen in braided livery. It’s also a key destination for visitors, because some of the most fantastic museums in the country are here. There's a reason this stretch of Manhattan is called "Museum Mile": this is where you'll find the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, as well as a number of art galleries. For a local taste of the luxe life, catwalk down Madison Avenue for its lavish boutiques; strolling the platinum-card corridor between 60th and 82nd street is like stepping into the pages of a glossy magazine. Many fashion houses have their flagships here and showcase their lush threads in exquisite settings. If art galleries appeal, there are some elegant ones on the Upper East Side. In keeping with the tony surroundings, the emphasis here is on works by established masters.