Business Studio Apartment in Central Park

Business Studio Apartment in Central Park Overview

You know what caught me off guard about the Business Studio Apartment in Central Park? It’s actually way more spacious than I expected for what’s essentially a hotel room designed for business travelers. I mean, when you hear “studio apartment,” you’re probably picturing some cramped converted office space, but this place has genuine breathing room – and honestly, the natural light streaming in makes it feel even bigger than it is.

The setup is pretty clever, actually. They’ve managed to create distinct zones within the space, so you’re not eating breakfast literally next to your bed (which, let’s be honest, happens in way too many city hotels). The kitchenette is surprisingly well-equipped – I’m talking full-size appliances, not those toy versions you usually get. I ended up cooking dinner a couple of nights instead of dealing with room service, which saved me a decent chunk of change. The business desk area actually works for, well, business – good lighting, multiple outlets positioned where you need them, and the WiFi doesn’t cut out every ten minutes like some places I’ve stayed.

What really sells this place though is the location situation. You’re close enough to Central Park that you can actually see greenery from the windows (depending on which side you’re on), but you’re not dealing with the tourist chaos that comes with being right on Central Park West or Fifth Avenue. The neighborhood has that lived-in feel where you’ve got actual New Yorkers grabbing coffee and walking their dogs, not just tour groups with matching t-shirts. There’s a decent bodega literally around the corner – and I mean a real one, not some overpriced “gourmet market” – plus a couple of solid restaurants within walking distance that locals actually frequent. The subway access is pretty straightforward too, though honestly, I found myself walking more than I expected because the area’s just pleasant to stroll through.

The 4-star rating feels about right – it’s not trying to be some luxury experience with marble bathrooms and champagne service, but everything works the way it should, the place is clean without being sterile, and the staff seems to know what they’re doing. That 8.5 rating makes sense too; I’d probably give it the same score. It’s the kind of place where you’re not constantly dealing with little annoyances that add up over a longer stay. The soundproofing is solid (important in this city), the bed is actually comfortable for sleeping, not just looking pretty, and the whole vibe is more “efficient and pleasant” than “wow, look at this fancy hotel.” If you’re someone who wants a base that feels more like a temporary apartment than a hotel room – especially if you’re in town for work or an extended stay – this hits the sweet spot between comfort, functionality, and not breaking the bank.

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Reviews of Business Studio Apartment in Central Park

• Siarhei from Georgia (9/10)

  Perfect location of a house, public parking is available near the house. Beautiful apartment with unusual interior and beautiful view to Central Park.

• Alena from Georgia (1/10)

  Nothing

• Ilia from Portugal (9/10)

  Квартира – супер! Хозяин приветливый. Отличный вид из окна.

• Anastasia from Georgia (9/10)

  Очень уютная квартира в удобном, тихом районе. Ключи удалось получить очень быстро, хозяйка приятная и милая женщина, всё время была на связи. Планировка квартиры и лаконичный дизайн очень порадовали, освещение внутри очень продуманное и придает ещё больше ощущение комфорта. Хозяева очень следят за чистотой и было ощущение, что ты как дома.

• Sergey from Georgia (9/10)

• Elya from Russia (9/10)

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