Luxury vacation rentals: beautifully furnished homes in New York City

Anchored between the Hudson and East Rivers, Manhattan marries iconic skylines and landmark avenues with world-class museums, Michelin-starred dining, and a cultural rhythm that moves from gallery to stage to nightcap effortlessly. View Rove homes in Manhattan

Perched above the East River, Brooklyn Heights marries old-world sophistication with modern vibrancy. This classic area boasts cobblestone streets, 19th-century brownstones, and stunning Manhattan views. It also hosts a thriving cultural scene. View Rove homes in Brooklyn

Tribeca, a name derived from "Triangle Below Canal Street," is a sleek, upscale enclave known for its historic architecture and sophisticated lifestyle. With cobblestone streets reminiscent of its industrial past and chic, high-rise lofts catering to the elite, Tribeca captures the essence of luxury living, elegantly fused with modern urban charm. View Rove Homes in Tribeca

The Upper East Side is refined, residential New York—leafy blocks, elegant townhouses, doorman buildings, and the calm edge of Central Park. Museum Mile (The Met, Guggenheim, Neue Galerie) sits at your doorstep; Madison Avenue delivers serious shopping; dining ranges from white-tablecloth classics to low-key neighborhood gems. View Rove homes in The Upper East Side

SoHo is cast-iron elegance and downtown ease—cobblestone streets, design studios, galleries, and flagship boutiques set between polished cafés and eateries. Browse Madison-level retail without Midtown pace, step into contemporary art, then drift to a late table or a quiet cocktail just off the main streets. Multiple subway lines keep Tribeca, the West Village, Nolita, and the Lower East Side a few minutes away. View Rove homes in SoHo

Williamsburg blends riverfront views with a polished, creative rhythm— Michelin-starred dining, independent design boutiques, contemporary galleries, and waterfront walks at Domino Park with the skyline in frame. It’s downtown energy with a more residential feel. View Rove homes in Williamsburg

Explore this historic destination’s colorful history and enjoy afternoon tea in the famous Palm Court.

Columbus Circle anchors the southwest corner of Central Park where Broadway, Central Park West, and 59th Street meet—a polished plaza with fountains, the 1892 Columbus monument, and sweeping park and skyline views. Steps away, chef-driven dining, upscale shops, and Jazz at Lincoln Center, makes it an elegant starting point for a day that moves easily from park stroll to late table. Visit Columbus Circle

Find gifts and souvenirs in this underground market filled with specialty shops and eateries. Visit Turnstyle

Head over to Chelsea for an outdoor walk along the High Line, a converted elevated railway bridge now blooming with greenery and city views. Visit The High Line

Discover America's famous symbol of freedom and delve into the immigrant experience at the island's museum. Plan A Visit

Experience the magic of live theater along New York's storied Theater District with a blockbuster show. Visit Broadway

Go birdwatching or take a canoe ride in Brooklyn's famed urban oasis designed by the creators of Central Park. Visit Prospect Park

This stunning park boasts 85 acres of stunning waterfront views of the Manhattan skyline to enjoy while you picnic or roller skate along the shoreline. Visit Brooklyn Bridge Park

Running from Battery Park City in Tribeca to Hell’s Kitchen, you can experience kayaking or paddleboarding along the picturesque Hudson waterfront. Visit Hudson River Park

The New York Botanical Garden offers 250 acres of seasonal gardens, old-growth forest, and a landmark Victorian glasshouse hosting acclaimed exhibitions from the Orchid Show to the Holiday Train Show. Visit New York Botanical Garden

The Bronx Zoo, one of the world’s largest urban wildlife parks, spans 265 acres with immersive habitats—think Congo Gorilla Forest, Tiger Mountain, and the World of Birds—offering a conservation-focused experience in the heart of the city. Visit Bronx Zoo

Times Square is New York’s neon crossroads—towering screens, Broadway marquees, and round-the-clock energy. Best taken in en route to a show or a late-night table... or on New Year's Eve. Visit Times Square

Indulge in one of NYC's famous pastrami sandwiches in this iconic and historic eatery featuring Jewish culinary specialties. Visit Katz’s Delicatessen

Get your morning motivation with meticulously prepared brews in a modern, airy space. Has several locations throughout the city. Visit Blue Bottle Coffee

French chic in The Big Apple. Head to Maman for unforgettable pastries, breakfast eats, and of course, 5-star coffee to start your day. Visit Maman

Enjoy artisan coffee complemented by delightful pastries and light European treats in a charming setting. Visit Maison Kayser

Savor expertly crafted seafood dishes at this 3-Michelin starred venue from award-winning chefs in an elegant setting. Visit Le Bernardin

Masa is a three-Michelin-star omakase at Columbus Circle—an intimate room centered on a hand-sanded hinoki counter where the craft is exact and the rhythm unhurried. The experience is prix-fixe with seating in the Deutsche Bank Center above the park and a service style that favors quiet precision over theater. Reservations are essential; expect an elegant, two-hour progression that defines New York sushi at the highest level. Visit Masa

Rucola is a rustic Northern Italian spot on a historic Boerum Hill corner—190 Dean Street—serving an all-day menu with breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner in a cozy, wood-and-tile room. Inspired by Piedmont’s slow-food tradition, the kitchen keeps it seasonal and ingredient-driven; the wine and cocktail lists follow suit. Most tables are held for walk-ins, with limited reservations for larger groups, and the room now runs seven days a week. Visit Rucola

One of NYC's most timeless department stores, Bergorf Goodman offers multiple floors of high-fashion collections, designer finds, and stunning home goods to wow any shopper. Bergdorf Goodman

When in New York City. Visit this iconic luxury jewelry store, recognized worldwide for its quality and classic creations. Visit Tiffany & Co

Saks Fifth Avenue’s Fifth Avenue flagship, across from Rockefeller Center, offers multi-floor designer fashion, fine jewelry, and beauty ateliers, with private shopping suites and on-site services that make appointments effortless. Visit Saks