Serviced apartments in Central New York City

Say no to cramped hotel rooms and yes to an apartment with loads of space in Central New York City. Oh yeah, and don't forget your own kitchen, comfortable bedrooms and sometimes handy amenities like a washer and dryer. Ideal for families, groups and even single adventurers, an apartment offers all the conveniences of home — minus your annoying neighbour Keith.

There's a place and a time for shared hostel rooms and budget digs with suspicious mattresses. But this definitely is not it. Appreciate the finer things in life at a posh Central New York City apartment:

• Safehouse Suites Manhattan: When a place offering fab service, spa services and on-site banking is still open for bookings, we recommend you get a wriggle on and secure your room.

Securing family-friendly apartments in Central New York City is child's play. Settle in and make holidaying with the ankle biters easy and fun.

• Market Rentals NYC: This place makes travelling with the youngsters easy. How? With a pool table and laundry facilities.
• AKA United Nations: Amenities like breakfast services and internet access will keep everyone in your clan happy at this fantastic option.

Packing your bags for another business trip? Ditch the boring four walls of bog-standard corporate hotels and set up digs in a Central New York City apartment. After endless workshops and meetings (and perhaps a few post-work happy hours), arrive home to a kitchen and ample space at:

• Times Square Theater Dist. 2BR Gem (0.9 kilometres from downtown Central New York City): Perfect for those travelling for work, this place offers their guests the use of internet access and business services.
• AKA United Nations (1 kilometre from downtown Central New York City): A comfortable space in which to work, business services and laundry facilities make this place another great pick.

Taking a holiday with a large group of relatives or friends? Instead of staying in multiple rooms in a hotel (which takes the joy out of travelling together), rent an apartment. You'll sleep in separate bedrooms but share the rest of the space. Talking about space, apartments will generally have more of it compared to a regular hotel room.