Experience authentic Harlem, by staying at Harlem 144 Guest House garden apartment in New York. In the Mount Morris Park Historic District, the Harlem 144 is conveniently located near public transportation going to midtown Manhattan within 15 minutes and downtown in 30. Though you may not want to even leave the neighbourhood! Take proprietor Valerie Jo Bradley’s friendly suggestions for nearby restaurants and bakeries. Head to a jazz or R&B clubs or go to a poetry slam. Ms. Bradley can arrange Harlem tours, book Broadway plays and arrange reservations for one-of-a-kind Harlem events that only local “insiders” know about. Summertime brings free events: swing dancing, opera and the New York Philharmonic, jazz festivals and modern dance performances a block away in at Marcus Garvey Park and Central Park (10 blocks away). ...more details >
On a tree-lined street this original brownstone townhouse dates back to 1888 and is on the National Register of Historic Places. The garden apartment has its own private entrance and features French doors, original oak floors, a fireplace and library.
There are two comfortable beds (queen and double) separated by barriers and the apartment sleeps a total of 4. It is furnished with original African, Caribbean and African American art, antique furniture and collectibles. There is air conditioning, cable TV, a DVD player and wireless internet access. The large country kitchen overlooks the garden (which at the time this was written was being landscaped).
The kitchen features a microwave oven, coffee maker, tea kettle, toaster, stove, oven, refrigerator and all the necessary utensils for enjoying a meal. The bathroom has marble flooring with a brass handheld Parisian shower fixture.
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Guest Comments (2 guests rated this establishment, 2 made comments)
Expérience intéressante de l'environnement américain dans un quartier jadis pauvre de Manhattan
Aver scelto Harlem, secondo i miei amici, è stato azzardato...forse...ma è stato bellissimo ad es. sedersi la sera sulle scale a fumare una sigaretta e chiacchierare con Valerie (padrona di casa), "reppare" con i ragazzi del quartiere in uno slang assurdo, assistere a qualche tafferuglio, essere fermata dalla polizia e perquisita solo xkè sei un bianco in un quartiere nero e infine...fare colazione da Louise, una bottega di quartiere dove nn entra mai un turista e dove ho mangiato meravigliosi bacon and scramble eggs e...ragazzi...pancake più buono di..di..nn potete immaginare. C'è una cosa però...ero nel quartiere di Mount Morris W 120st e nn sono mai andata oltre la 125st.