The Hygge Way 20 MIN TO NYC Times Sq | GlobeNest

A signed rental agreement and government ID verification are required before check-in. Failure to complete required steps may prevent check-in. Inside the apartment, you have access to superfast wifi with streaming services like Netflix & Amazon Prime. Also: Fresh towels, soap, shampoo/conditioner/body wash, a workstation, tea, coffee, creamers, and your separate entrance (very private). The place offers a warm lofty feel with plenty of modern amenities. It's also situated in a nice location as you just need to take 1 bus to and from the city. You have access to the full apartment. I am easily reachable through here or Whats*App Since the apartment is open-concept, you can hear footsteps from the apartment above. I intend on soundproofing the ceiling in the near future. Security camera located on the outside of the side entrance. Toilet: PLEASE DO NOT FLUSH ANYTHING OTHER THAN TOILET PAPER DOWN THE TOILET. This includes but is not limited to paper towels, wipes (even flushable), condoms, hair, and foreign objects. Also, please leave the hairnet on top of the shower drain. These measures will prevent plumbing issues during/after your stay. If there is a backup during your stay or on the day of check-out, you may be liable for the plumbing bill. NON-REGISTERED GUESTS AND VISITORS ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED. Extra guests and visitors not in your reservation are not permitted in the building/apartment under any circumstances without prior authorization, no matter if they're spending the night or not. Eviction will swiftly follow if contract rules are broken. Any stains or damages to any furniture or appliances - you will be responsible for the bill. Please note: In the event of an emergency, we reserve the right to enter the apartment without prior consent to have the issue resolved. Check-out is 10 AM sharp. Failure to vacate the Property at the respected hour will result in a $200 late fee charge. Our cleaners need adequate time for turnover. ​The neighborhood is very quiet and away from the hustle and bustle. A few blocks up you have Bergenline ave where you can find what seems like an unlimited amount of restaurants. Fast food, comfort food, Middle Eastern, Asian Fusion & all the Latin food your heart desires. There are a beautiful lake and park past Kennedy Blvd, where you can run, picnic, BBQ or sit and relax in the sun. A little past the park there's a walking strip on West NY - where you have amazing views of the city (and more shops). Then there's one of my favorite areas, called Edgewater. More lovely views of the city and nice shops. Eats: Di Palma Brothers (Old-style find for hearty Italian classics & a BYOB option in a space filled with old antiques for sale.) Noches De Colombia ( Delicious Colombian food for any time of the day/or night.) Joe’s Crab Shack (Informal seafood serving crab buckets & stuffed shrimps, plus American comfort dishes) Menya Sandaime - Japanese Ramen shop in Fort Lee. Very cozy with traditional decor. This place is my go-to stop for delicious Ramen dishes. The Pancake House in Edgewater - Good old American breakfast (best pancakes hands down). Diverse crowd, which only means that this place is so good everyone wants in. The Chart House in Weehawken. Great steak with lovely city views. Molo's in Weehawken. Modern Mediterranean cuisine that specializes in seafood, with gorgeous riverfront views of the city. If you're visiting the city and in the mood for some crazy good Southern food, I recommend "Dinosaur Bar-B-Que" on 125th street in Harlem. ———— Also in NYC, I recommend that you take a walk through “The Highline.” It begins on 14th street. Other Manhattan areas to consider wandering around in... Chinatown Lower East Side (L.E.S) Soho The village Meatpacking District Hells Kitchen Alphabet City Little Italy (In NYC & The Bronx) Dumbo House in Brooklyn Brooklyn Bridge Williamsburg Coney Island Crown Heights Grocery Store: There's a grocery store just up the block called "Palm of Beach Grocery." When exiting the apartment make a left and walk up the hill. Transportation: The 127/154 bus takes you directly to the Port Authority (42nd street Times Square) in NYC. For schedules, you have three options: Download the mobile app "MyTerminal," visit the website Njtransit.com. or call the NJ Transit directly. Located on Tonnelle ave 127 Bus stop #21505 Located on Kennedy Blvd 154 bus stop #21403 Transit payment: The easiest way to purchase bus tickets is through the NJTransit app. Be sure to put "zone 2" for either bus. You can also pay with cash but only within Jersey. If you are in NYC Port Authority you must purchase a ticket using the machine or via mobile app. Port Authority Departure gates 127 Bus: 6:00 am - 10:01 pm Gate 230 10:01 pm - 1:00 am Gate 312 Port Authority Departure gates 154: 6:00 am - 10 pm 203 door 1 10:01 pm - 1 am 312 Ubers are also very popular here. If you're an active rider you can rent a bike on Bergenline at “James Vincent Bicycles,” and ride over the GWB to NYC. It's a beautiful way to see the city and the view is gorgeous. It's worth doing if you enjoy bicycling. You can also download the “Citi Bike” app and rent one of our city bikes by the hour, day, or week. It’s super convenient. ———— Some shops nearby the apartment: Walmart - supermarket, electronics, home-goods Boulevard Diner - open 24 hours Target Applebees - restaurant Five guys - fast food Panda Express - restaurant Staples - office supplies Pet Smart - pet store Wendy’s - fast food Burger King - fast food Donkin Donuts - fast food Starbucks - fast food/coffee Home Depot - home improvement store Lowes - home improvement store BJ’s - wholesale retailer Verizon - electronic store 7 Eleven - convenience store Noches De Colombia - Colombian restaurant Planet Fitness - Gym Chucky cheese - kids play Bergenline has plenty more shops. From clothes to electronics and enough restaurants to keep you more than happy.