Lower East Side · Flexible budget

Cedar Grove

Lower East Side, New York City

3 bedrooms·2 baths·Up to 6 guests

david

Host · Since 2025

98%

Response rate

< 1 hr

Response time

Superhost

Status

Self check-inSmart lock access

VerifiedQuality assured

Utilities includedNo extra fees

1+ monthMinimum stay

Sleeping arrangements

Master bedroom

Floor 1

1 x King/Super King

Bedroom 2

Floor 1

2 x Single

Bedroom 3

Floor 1

1 x Double

About this space

This home is a busy mix of eclectic furniture, loft windows, exposed brick walls and Yucca plants. The bedrooms have a bit of dorm-like feel and the beds aren’t the most luxurious, but this is still a great spot in the heart of the East Village. Although this area is a little disconnected from the rest of Manhattan, it is best known these days for exciting nights out at trendy bars, and great restaurants. We recommend staying here if you’re happy to explore this very authentic and vibrant neighbourhood.

What this place offers

Air Conditioning

Lower East Side, Manhattan

Hip and eclectic with a thriving food and nightlife scene

Walk ScoreWalker's Paradise

Transit ScoreRider's Paradise

Bike ScoreVery Bikeable

Nearby Subway Lines

FMJZ

Grocery

Essex Market
Trader Joe's

Coffee

Devoción
Cafe Grumpy
El Rey

Dining

Katz's Deli
Russ & Daughters Cafe
Clinton St. Baking

Landmarks

Tenement Museum
Essex Market
Katz's Deli

Nearby Subway Stations

East Broadway

Closest

FFX

2 min

654 ft

Grand St

BDL

5 min

1281 ft

Delancey St-Essex St

FFXJMZ

6 min

1557 ft

Estimated Commute Times

NYC Transit Tips

• Express trains (2, 3, 4, 5) are faster for longer distances
• L train connects Williamsburg to Manhattan quickly
• 7 train is great for Midtown and Hudson Yards

Coverage: NYC subway stations in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx; Staten Island Railway excluded.

Times are estimates based on typical weekday service. Actual times may vary based on service changes and time of day.

More about the area

The Lower East Side is a dynamic neighborhood where history and modern culture blend seamlessly. Known for its vibrant nightlife, eclectic eateries, and unique art scene, the area is filled with innovative restaurants, cozy cafes, and music venues that draw a lively crowd. Boutique shops, vintage stores, and iconic spots like the Tenement Museum highlight the neighborhood’s rich heritage and diverse community. Its mix of contemporary galleries and historic buildings give the Lower East Side a character all its own. With convenient subway access, this energetic neighborhood offers an authentic New York experience with both local charm and citywide connections.