Displaying apartments or guest rooms available for 30 nights starting March 28th, 2024
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One flight above our lobby, one will find the romantic studio apartment known as the Front Parlor. The studio apartment overlooks a row of elegant East 62nd Street townhouses.
Queen Bed
Hardwood Floors
Oriental Area Rug
Large Thermopane Windows with Views of Townhouse Mansions
Tree-top views of East 62nd Street
Many Antiques
Butler's pantry includes microwave, toaster oven, under-counter fridge, electric hot water kettle & coffee maker.
En Suite Bathroom with Tub/Shower
High nearly 12' ceilings
Parlor Level (one flight above entry hall area)
Amenities include:
- - Butler's Pantry
- - Air Conditioning
- - ROKU TV
- - Fireplace
Maximum Occupancy: 2
We think you should know:
As 1871 House is a historical building and retains much of its 19th Century structure, it is not suited for all accessibility needs;
The charming, late 1800s townhouse, is not a modern structure – think creaky floorboards, sloping floors and things as such.
This is a studio apartment without a separate bedroom area.
The kitchen is better described as a kitchenette: there’s a sink, under-counter refrigerator, microwave and toaster oven…no stove burners or dishwasher. Guests may not add cooking equipment to the apartment.
The kitchenette is perfect for preparing your morning coffee and other basics.
There’s no elevator in the building and the apartment is one flight up (14 steps) from the entry hall level. Guests are responsible for transporting their luggage to their accommodation.
The fireplace is only decorative.
The apartment is located in the front portion of the house facing the street.
As this is NYC, guests shouldn’t expect the streets below to be quiet – there may be construction or traffic noise nearby;
The apartment does not have an intercom/buzzer system.
a/c is installed for the months of June-October (fee based) and is optional for the months of June and October only.
We are sorry however, pets and smoking are not permitted. Starting rates are based on single occupancy.
One TV is provided. We include a ROKU device for streaming. The choice of what to watch is up to you. There are many free channels to watch as well as fee-based programming. To watch fee-based channels, you must be a subscriber and login with your own username and password.
Cable TV is not provided.
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The Garden Room is perhaps one of the House’s most unique suite offerings.
Spacious Room w/large floor-to-ceiling bow window
Southern Exposure
Access to 500 SF garden terrace w/plants, a teak bench, steamer chairs and 9’ umbrella. Terrace overlooks neighboring townhouse gardens. Only Garden Room Guests + Host Family can access the terrace.
Nearly 12’ ceilings
Carved wood and marble fireplace mantle
Hardwood Floors with Oriental Rugs
Tall Normandy armoire hang and shelving for storage of guest clothing
Four-poster queen bed
Antique mahogany breakfast table
Small daybed
In-room ceramic washbasin with wooden cabinet which augments the handbasin found in the bathroom.
Located on Parlor Floor level, one flight above the house's entry hall
Amenities include:
- - 3.1 cu.ft mini fridge w/freezer & electric kettle
- - Small microwave Oven
- - Private garden terrace
- - Air Conditioning
- - Flat-Screen TV w/ROKU
- - Decorative Fireplace
Maximum Occupancy: 1
We think you should know:
There is no kitchen or access to a kitchen in the suite. Provided is a mini fridge (w/o freezer), small microwave & electric kettle. We are sorry however, allowances for the addition of cooking appliances cannot be made.
The compact bathroom is a wall-less fully tiled, narrow space with antique style brass hardware and a merged shower and toilet area.
Terrace door opens to Garden Terrace.
As 1871 House is a historical building and retains much of its 19th Century structure, it is not suited for all accessibility needs.
The charming, late 1800s townhouse, is not a modern structure – think creaky floorboards, sloping wood floors and such.
There’s no elevator in the building and this suite is one flight up from the entry-hall level. Guests are responsible for transporting their luggage to their accommodation.
This suite consists of one large room without a separate bedroom area.
Garden Room Windows are sealed and cannot be opened. There is a french door to the terrace that can be opened for fresh air, etc.
The Terrace door IS operable.
This suite does not have an intercom buzzer system.
Only Garden Room guests have access to the terrace (+ Host's family).
a/c operable during months June-October (supplemental fee).
Although there are 2 beds in the apartment, the maximum number of primary guests allowed is one.
The primary guest may request permission to have 1 occasional overnight visitor (supplemental fee applicable).
Overnight visitors must be pre-approved by host.
The room’s daybed is smaller than standard U.S. Twin size.
Please double check the measurement prior to booking.
The Garden Room is located in the rear portion of the house and is one of the quietest rooms in the house.
As this is a stacked house, you may hear your neighbors above, below or next to you.
Pets & Smoking are not permitted.
Starting rates are based on single occupancy.
One TV is provided. We include a ROKU device for streaming. The choice of what to watch is up to you. There are many free channels to watch as well as fee-based programming. To watch fee-based channels, you must be a subscriber and login with your own username and password. Through the ROKU device, you have access to all available free and subscription based apps like Netflix, Amazon, FOX Nation, etc.
Cable TV is not provided.
During warm weather months, the host or host’s representative service and water the plants on the terrace accessed via a separate stairwell across from the terrace.
Garden Room terrace photos are representative of how the garden and plants appear in warm weather months. Guests booking for dates in the late Fall, Winter and early Spring months will observe the garden terrace looking different from the photos as plants are not blooming and shrubs have lost their leaves. Additionally, winter months in New York can be extremely cold so guests will not want to spend time on the terrace. Spring cleaning and maintenance of the terrace takes place in later May as the temperature gets warmer.
Daily waterings & Terrace Maintenance in the Summer months are performed by Host or staff via a secondary means of access.
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