New York City Villas & Luxury Vacation Rentals

New York City Visitors Guide

With its five boroughs and many different neighborhoods, New York City is truly one of the most diverse and iconic cities in the world. As the most populated city in the US, and one of the most populous cities in the world, New York City is, as you would expect, full of world-class shopping, dining, and entertainment. From a Broadway Musical to a Yankees game in the Bronx, and from the bright lights of Times Square all the way to the beautiful galleries of the MET, New York City is filled to the brim with attractions and activities for any kind of traveler. And, no matter where you're staying in the Big Apple, you'll be able to find a New York City vacation rental that meets your needs and lets you enjoy all that this magical city has to offer.

Saving Money with New York City Vacation Rentals

New York City can be very expensive, especially if you're looking at hotels in Manhattan. Thankfully, though, New York City vacation rentals can be found in all price ranges and in each of the city's five boroughs, meaning that no matter where you're staying, you'll be able to save money on accommodation and splurge on the city's famous dining, entertainment, and night life. Because real estate is at such a premium in Manhattan, though, some apartment rentals may be small, but with multiple bedrooms and a living area, you'll still have more room than you would at a hotel room. Families or groups, however, would be advised to rent a larger apartment or home in Staten Island, Queens, or Brooklyn, as larger places can be found at a fraction of the price you'd pay in Manhattan.

Car Rentals and New York City Vacation Rentals

The Big Apple is home plenty of buses, taxis, and a world-famous subway system, so reaching New York City vacation rentals via public transportation is doable. Also, if you're staying in Manhattan, parking per day can be very expensive, so if you are planning on renting a car, it's important to factor this cost. Having said that, being stuck in a taxi in the middle of traffic can also result in an expensive ride, so this should be considered as well. If you're staying outside of Manhatten, though, a car rental will be a good way to move around, especially if your rental includes parking, since you can either drive into town, or park the car near a subway stop and catch a train in.