The Morton Street Apartments is conveniently located near both John F. Kennedy Airport and La Guardia Airport. Along with the SoHo, Greenwich Village, is about the hottest locale in town. The village exudes a small-town feel with its tree-lined streets, winding lanes, narrow by-ways and 19th century row houses. It is a mixed community of handsome homes in turn of the century apartment buildings. Restaurants with food from all nations, jazz clubs, old neighborhood bars and taverns flourish. All on a doublewide street near the newly renovated waterfront and piers. Close to West Side subways and public transportation. This residential apartment complex offers a unique experience of New York, because it houses both permanent residents as well as visitors. A historic pre-mar brownstone building with arched doorways, The Morton Street Apartments is located on one of the best blocks in the heart of the West Village. The suites feature separate windowed kitchenette and bathrooms, high-beamed ceilings and oak floors, all with working fireplaces. The unique floor plans boast good views and light, new A/C units, working fireplace, new renovations, new furnishings and full kitchens completely stocked. These fine accommodations are complemented by world-class impeccable service. The property is minutes to dining, shopping and entertainment venues.
Number
of Rooms:
170
Number of Floors: 7
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in: Check out:
Morton Street Apts Hotel Amenities
On
Site:
Concierge Pets Allowed Room Service
In
Room:
TV Voicemail Iron Coffee Alarm Clock Air Conditioning
Driving
Directions
The hotel is located near: West 4th Street Station Trains A, C, E, F, S & V
Christoper Station Trains 1 & 9
Address:
55 MORTON ST. Region: Greenwich Village Reservations
#:
1-800-523-8699
The Morton Street Apartments is conveniently located near both John F. Kennedy Airport and La Guardia Airport. Along with the SoHo, Greenwich Village, is about the hottest locale in town. The village exudes a small-town feel with its tree-lined streets, winding lanes, narrow by-ways and 19th century row houses. It is a mixed community of handsome homes in turn of the century apartment buildings. Restaurants with food from all nations, jazz clubs, old neighborhood bars and taverns flourish. All on a doublewide street near the newly renovated waterfront and piers. Close to West Side subways and public transportation. 