Manhattan · Sleeps 9
Union Square Space
- Union Square
- East Village
- Gramercy
- Stuyvesant Town
- Greenwich Village
- Flatiron
- Williamsburg
- SoHo
- Union Square · East Village · Manhattan
- 4 bedrooms · Sleeps 9
- L train at 1 Av
Overview
Tucked between Union Square and the East Village, Union Square Space is big, bright and unmistakably New York. Inside there's room for nine, tall sunlit windows, herringbone parquet and navy velvet everywhere. Cook in the eat-in kitchen with a gas range, settle into the long living room for movie night, then step out to the L train at the corner — one stop to Union Square, a few more to Brooklyn.
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Rooms
Room for the whole crew, sleeping up to 9. Every bed is dressed in crisp white hotel linens.
Primary bedroom
King bed + armchair. Navy velvet, a charcoal accent wall and a window onto the street.
Room to Spread Out
A long living room for movie nights, an eat-in kitchen with a gas range and dishwasher, and bright white-tiled bathrooms.
What's Inside
Living
- Oversized velvet sectional
- Large wall-mounted smart TV
- Wi-Fi
- Parquet floors throughout
Kitchen
- Gas range & oven
- Dishwasher
- Fridge with ice & water
- Microwave & blender
- Eat-in dining table
Sleeping
- Four separate bedrooms
- Hotel-white bedding
- Closets & wardrobes
- Fresh towels provided
The Neighborhood
You're on the seam between Union Square, the East Village and Gramercy. Walk out the door and pick a direction.
1 Av station
Lines: LThe L train, one stop to Union Square and straight into Brooklyn.
At the corner14 St – Union Sq
Lines: 4, 5, 6, N, Q, R, W, LOne of Manhattan’s biggest hubs: uptown, downtown, Brooklyn and Queens.
10 minUnion Square Greenmarket
The city’s flagship farmers market — Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
10 minEast Village
St. Marks Place, Tompkins Square Park, and some of New York’s best cheap eats.
5 minGramercy & Irving Place
Leafy blocks, old taverns, and live music at Irving Plaza.
8 minWashington Square Park
The arch, the fountain, and the whole of Greenwich Village beyond it.
20 min
Local Picks
Some of our favorite spots nearby. Walking times are approximate.
Eat
- Veselka7 min
Ukrainian diner on 2nd Ave since 1954. Pierogi and borscht.
- Ippudo10 min
The ramen spot that started the 4th Ave lines. Get the Akamaru.
- Union Square Cafe12 min
Danny Meyer’s original. Classic New York at the bar or a table.
- Katz’s Delicatessen15 min
Hand-cut pastrami on rye. Hang on to your ticket.
Drink
- PDT6 min
Speakeasy you enter through a phone booth inside Crif Dogs.
- Death & Co9 min
One of the bars behind the modern cocktail revival, on East 6th.
- McSorley’s Old Ale House10 min
Sawdust floors, two kinds of ale, open since 1854.
- Pete’s Tavern8 min
Old Irving Place tavern where O. Henry was a regular.
See
- Tompkins Square Park7 min
The East Village’s backyard. Dog run, chess tables, Sunday crowds.
- Strand Book Store12 min
18 miles of books at Broadway and 12th.
- Gramercy Park10 min
Manhattan’s last private park. Look through the gates on a quiet block.
- Irving Plaza8 min
Mid-size concert hall with touring bands most nights.
Room to spread out
A spacious layout that gives everyone more room to relax.
Centrally located
Gramercy Park is a 6-minute walk, Fifth Avenue 10, NYU 11.
Close to everything
Two blocks from Union Square, one block to the subway.
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