THE ATRIUM
Address: 610 Main Street,
United States |
Location. This landmark building, overlooking the bustling, tree lined streets of the West Village, is one of the most unique in all of Manhattan. Restaurants with food from all nations, jazz clubs, old neighborhood bars, and taverns flourish on the street below. Within walking distance of Chelsea, Tribeca, and SoHo, the Atrium is also close to west side subways and other public transportation options. Chinatown and Little Italy are each just one mile away.
Features. The Atrium, housed in a ten story glass building, allows for amazing light and views of the Empire State Building. Services such as a concierge desk, daily newspapers, and laundry facilities are included. Express check out is available and there is a 24 hour doorman on site. The hotel has both guests and apartment residents, giving the hotel the feel of a real New York City apartment.
Guestrooms. These studio and one bedroom apartments offer pleasant views and plenty of light. Beamed ceilings, oak floors, throw rugs and comfortable couches provide an inviting, home like atmosphere. The suites feature central air, new furnishings, pull out sofa beds, and updated electronics including a CD stereo, television, VCR, cordless phone and answering machine. Kitchens include refrigerators, microwave ovens and coffeemakers for easy self catering. Groceries can be purchased at a supermarket right down the street.
Expert Tip. The Atrium was constructed by Ogden L. Mills, the famous American businessman and politician, as a workers hostel. At the time the rooms cost 10 cents for one night. Needless to say, the living arrangements have been upgraded a great deal since then.
Please Note: Resort fees are determined by the hotel and are subject to change. Area attractions Area Attractions:Along with 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 byways and 19th century row houses. It is a mixed community of handsome homes and 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. The Atrium is also close to West Side subways and public transportation. Driving directions 160 Bleecker Street, New York, N.Y.
From JFK International Airport:
Start out going South on 134th Street towards 149th Avenue by turning right.
Turn left onto 150th Avenue.
Take the Interstate 678 South Ramp.
Merge onto Van Wyck Expressway.
Enter the next roundabout and take the first exit onto Van Wyck Expressway.
Take Interstate 495 West/Exit #12B.
Merge onto Long Island Expressway.
Long Island Expressway becomes Interstate 495 West.
Take the 35th Street exit on the left towards 34th Street/Downtown.
Turn slightly left onto Tunnel Exit Street.
Tunnel Exit Street becomes Tunnel Exit Street/Queens Midtown Tunnel Exit.
Turn left onto East 34th Street.
Turn right onto 2nd Avenue.
Turn right onto East Houston Street.
Turn right onto Sullivan Street.
Turn right onto Bleecker Street.  |
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