Keyed-Elevator Three Bedroom Loft in New York CityN°001
New York City, USA
From $1,481 per night
The world's capital of culture, dining and design
New York City delivers world-class museums, theatre, restaurants and shopping across five distinct boroughs. Renting a luxury residence here means space and privacy in prime Manhattan and Brooklyn neighbourhoods, with concierge support for reservations, tickets and transfers, and easy escape to the beaches of the Hamptons in season.
- Central Park and landmark neighbourhoods from SoHo to the Upper East Side
- World-class museums, galleries, theatre and live music
- One of the planet's greatest restaurant and bar scenes
- Flagship shopping along Fifth Avenue and in downtown boutiques
- Spacious luxury residences with concierge service and prime locations
Known forBroadway, world-class museums, Central Park, landmark dining and iconic skyline views
Best time to visitApril to June and September to early December for mild weather and the fullest calendar
Nearest airportJFK and Newark (EWR) for long-haul; LaGuardia (LGA) for domestic
Ideal forCouples, families and groups wanting culture, dining and city energy
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26homes available
1–6bedrooms
up to 14guests
2with a pool
Events not to miss in New York City
- Late August to early September
US Open Tennis
The season's final Grand Slam draws the world's best players to Flushing Meadows, with electric night sessions and a citywide buzz.
- Early November
New York City Marathon
The world's largest marathon winds through all five boroughs, lined by roaring crowds in one of the city's great communal spectacles.
- Late November
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
Giant balloons, floats and marching bands travel through Manhattan on Thanksgiving morning, officially launching the holiday season.
- December
Holiday season and New Year's Eve
The Rockefeller Center tree, ice rinks, department-store windows and the Times Square countdown make late December the city's most festive stretch.
New York City through the seasons
- Spring (March – May)
Blossom in the parks
Cherry blossom at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and Central Park's first warm weekends make spring a walker's season. Rooftop terraces reopen across the city.
- Summer (June – August)
Rooftops, open-air culture and long evenings
Free performances in the parks, waterfront promenades and late sunsets reward an apartment or townhouse with outdoor space. Weekends empty out as locals leave, museums breathe.
- Autumn (September – November)
The city at full tilt
New seasons open on Broadway and at the Met while Central Park turns gold, with the marathon and Thanksgiving as anchors. Many consider this New York's finest stretch.
- Winter (December – February)
Festive lights, then quiet luxury
December dazzles, then January and February offer the city's best availability, gallery-hopping weather and cosy nights in. A snowy Central Park morning is worth the coat.
The Area and Where to Stay
New York rewards choosing a neighbourhood that matches your trip. The Upper East and Upper West Sides bracket Central Park with museums and family calm; Midtown puts you near theatre and shopping; and downtown's SoHo, Tribeca, the West Village and Chelsea offer boutiques, galleries and restaurants. Across the river, brownstone Brooklyn adds a lower-key, design-led base. Our collection features spacious luxury residences in prime locations, supported by a concierge for the city's hardest reservations.
Things to Do
The choice is endless: the Met, MoMA and the downtown galleries; Broadway and off-Broadway theatre; concerts from Lincoln Center to intimate jazz clubs. Walk the High Line, row on the Central Park lake, or take in skyline views from observation decks and rooftop bars. Flagship shopping runs from Fifth Avenue to SoHo, and seasonal highlights range from summer in the parks to the holiday markets and ice rinks of winter. Your concierge can secure tickets, tables and private tours.
Food and Local Flavour
Few cities can match New York's dining, from Michelin-starred rooms and celebrated steakhouses to the pizza, bagels, dumplings and global street food that define its neighbourhoods. Every cuisine on earth is represented, often at the highest level, and the bar and coffee scenes are just as deep. A private chef can bring that quality into your residence, while the concierge navigates the city's most in-demand reservations.
When to Visit
Spring, roughly April to June, and autumn, September into early December, bring the mildest weather and the fullest cultural calendar. Summer is warm and lively, with outdoor concerts and easy weekend trips to the beaches of Long Island and the Hamptons. Winter is cold but magical around the holidays, with markets, lights and world-class performances. A spacious residence gives you a comfortable base in any season.
Getting There
New York is served by three major airports: JFK and Newark (EWR) handle most long-haul routes, while LaGuardia (LGA) focuses on domestic flights. Private transfers make the journey into the city straightforward. Within town, walking, taxis and the subway are quickest; a car and driver suits day trips out to Long Island. The concierge can arrange transfers, drivers and private aviation.