New York Inns

Your Home in Harlem is less a hotel and more a historic, three-star guest house in the famous Harlem neighborhood of New York City. Ideal for an extended-stay business guest or the travelers eager to really immerse themselves in the excitement and culture of the Big Apple, it is also a great spot for those just spending time in Harlem. An easy walk to historical spots like the Apollo Theater and National Jazz Museum, it is a quick walk from Mother AME Zion Church and the Abyssinian Baptist Church, St. Nicholas Park and Central Harlem, where it is possible to grab the commuter trains and subways at 125th Street. It is only a few hundred feet from the 135th Street stations. An iconic brownstone townhouse, this property provides guests with a private apartment offering home-like amenities. The building itself does not have any hotel-like services though visitors are able to enjoy the private garden with barbecue, and parking is nearby for those who need it. There is a large, public lounge with TV and the hosts are always available. There are babysitting services, a large, shared kitchen, a ticketing service, and even airport transfers. The rooms are all furnished nicely and feature Wi-Fi, a large and private bath, full climate controls, kitchenettes with fridges and microwaves, coffee makers, telephone services, premium linens and bedding, an entertainment system, sitting area and work desk and good views. If guests don’t want to stay at a traditional hotel and want to see what life in Harlem is like, both from a modern perspective and from a historical one, Your Home in Harlem is an excellent choice.

A stay at Incentra Village Hotel places you in the heart of New York, within a 10-minute walk of Chelsea Market and Whitney Museum of American Art. Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby and luggage storage.

Tucked away in the Union Square neighborhood of New York City, Seafarers International House is a harbor of hospitality, conveniently located one block away from major subway lines. Rooms are extended to seafarers, international and domestic travelers, and church groups, as well as students and clergy. The rooms are simple, clean, safe, and available for short stays at a modest cost with helpful staff available 24 hours a day, seven days per week. Though Seafarers International House’s Nordgren Chapel is a ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, all religions and denominations are welcome to stay. Rooms are clean and tidy with a touch of personal charm and the hotel features amenities such as air conditioning, makeup service, cable television, telephone, free WiFi in public spaces, coffee, laundry service, private or shared bathrooms, ice and vending machines, and computers available for use. All beds are single beds, with a maximum room occupancy of two people. Seafarers International House was founded in 1873 by the Augustana Lutheran Church as a mission to Swedish seafaring people in the Port of New York. Shortly thereafter, its prime goal was to serve as a mission to both Swedish seafarers immigrants. In 1987, Seafarers International House became an affiliated mission of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. By staying here, the room revenue from each guest’s stay helps to support their mission of caring for seafarers and migrants who are often at sea for months and thereby put at risk of depression, abuse, piracy, and accidents.