Little Italy loft - 2 bdrm, not 3 as advertised. NYStay great to work with! Had a great booking experience with Chandra, and a good check in experience with Marlon. We stayed 5 nights at an apt in the heart of Little Italy on Mulberry St. Although advertised as a 3 bdrm, it's actually a 2 bdrm with a 3rd bed partitioned by bookcases in the living room, and a pull out sofa bed. This was not ideal or what we expected - the two people staying in that bed got little sleep due to the noise and lights from the living area. The other two bedrooms were quiet and fairly comfortable with portable heaters keeping it very cozy. The kitchen was well stocked with dishes, but needed a microwave and/or pots & baking dishes. There was no way to heat leftovers except with a frying pan. The full size fridge, gas stove and two full sinks were nice, though. We also enjoyed the large dining table, and lots of room to spread out in the large living room. Being right above several excellent Italian restaurants was wonderful, and made late night dining possible. The closest subway are about 4-6 blocks away - green and yellow lines, and they took us just about anywhere we wanted to go in uptown, downtown or midtown. We took the J train from the same stop out to the JFK Airtrain very inexpensively (although the whole trip took about 1.5 hours). Overall, I'd recommend it for the proximity to Soho, Little Italy and Chinatown, but think carefully about the bedroom placing (bring earplugs and sleep masks for the front room). Hopefully the owners will consider building a 3rd bedroom in the large dining space back by the other two rooms to make a real 3rd bdrm.

Great Place To Stay - Value For The Money I am extremely pleased with the level of professionalism and politeness given by NewYorkStay.com's staff. I recently used NewYorkStay to book an apartment for a business trip and I wanted to ask a few pre-purchase questions and the customer support was perfect and sorted all of my questions straight away with honest and polite answers. Absolutely perfect, I'll definitely be using NewYorkStay again and recommending them to my friends and colleagues. The apartment was just lovely too, beautifully painted and maintained. Just beautiful. I don't regret using NewYorkStay for my apartment, not one bit. Our key-holder was extremely friendly and we had a lovely talk before I settled in to the apartment. I highly recommend them.

An easy process with great communication Booking from Overseas can be a little nervy but NewYorkStay were fantastic with wonderful communication between them, the owner and myself. The place we stayed was amazing and we will definitely be staying there again when we come back in the near future. This is a brilliant service and easy to search for many different properties in New York City. I would highly recommend this company.

soho loft in howard street great loft - perfect host (grateful to him for some very useful advice). you'd never think broadway is just a few yards away and honestly, do you really want to be part of all these sheep-herd-like tourists driven through gates and barriers? just running from one sightseeing place to the next and completely missing out NY. this place gives you the chance to LIVE for some days in NY, even more, it almost forces you to live this experience. if sterile, 0815 plushy hotel-rooms are your thing, then stay away. if you enjoy to have "smile to go", a wonderful cafe, just two steps away, to pick up your morning cafe latte together with croissants or scones and meet people in the street, then it's a must. unforgettable.

Price rises and poor service - DO NOT BOOK THROUGH NEW YORK STAYS My family and I were planning to travel from Australia to New York city and stay for 10-12 days. We made a booking through New York stay about 9 months prior to travel. We made an instant booking and paid our deposit of a bit more than $1000. At that point the price of the apartment was raised by circa $900USD for the length of the stay. With a non-refundable deposit there was little options for us. We could either pay more for the apartment we had spent hours researching or we could downgrade. About 4 months before travel we finally locked in our flights and at that point wanted to change our booking from 13 nights to 12 nights. New York Stay advised that would be fine but we would still have to pay the full amount. So four months before travelling and with a reduction from 13 to 12 nights - still pay the same amount. This means that in effect the price went up again by $700USD. So since booking and paying our non-refundable deposit the accommodation had increased in price by a total of $1700USD. At this point we decided to cancel our reservation and forfeit our $1000USD deposit. With little confidence the price would not rise again and the ongoing traumatic experience of dealing with this service provider - it's just not worth ruining your holiday. There are lots of ways to book accommodation in NYC. I strongly suggest to NOT BOOK WITH NEW YORK STAYS