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- 24-Hour Front Desk
- Dishwasher
- Fitness Center
- Granite Countertops
- Laundry
- Microwave
- Parking Garage
- Pet Friendly
- Private Balconies
- Resident Lounge
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Sun Deck
About this Location
Whole Foods Market
9 min via M31 (bus)
9 min via M31 (bus)
Lots of bars and
restaurants nearby
restaurants nearby
Central Park
12 min walk
12 min walk
A/B (metro) - 12 min
1 (metro) - 11 min
1 (metro) - 11 min
Pricing
updated 5 hrs ago
Studio, 1 Bath
$3,100+
1 Bedroom, 1 Bath
$3,750+
1 Bedroom, 2 Baths
$4,405+
2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath
$4,850+
2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
$5,825+
Schedule Appointment At
(646) 593-7514-
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Smoke-Free Community
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Business Center
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Dry Cleaning Valet Service
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Entertainment
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Grilling Station
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Resident Lounge
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Sun Deck
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Kitchen
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Granite Countertops
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Living Room
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Central A/C
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Parking & Transportation
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Bike Storage
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Parking Garage
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Street Parking Available
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Security & Maintenance
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24-Hour Front Desk
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Controlled Access
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Sports & Fitness
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Basketball Court
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Fitness Center
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Storage
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Additional Storage Available
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Private Balconies
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Overall rating 8.0/10, based on 1 renter review Write a review
8.0
Location
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Amenities
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Management
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Value
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Social
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Safety
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Great building/management
Everything about this building/management is exceptional besides that you can hear a lot of noise from the street (but thats to be expected when living in facing an avenue). Also, can hear dogs barking sometimes, but again, to be expected when choosing to live in pet friendly building. Somewhat far from subway lines but close to bus.
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Sept. 21, 2022
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About Hell's Kitchen
Not just a home for learning and practicing actors, Hell's Kitchen is also loved by young professionals, performing artists, and students. A big perk of this neighborhood is the convenience - walking distance to subway and train stops, nearby grocery stores, and close to Fordham and NYU. There are m...
Median rents in Hell's Kitchen
Studio
$
2,950
1 Bedroom
$
3,700
2 Bedroom
$
5,600
Getting around Hell's Kitchen
A/B (metro)
12 min
1
11 min
D
14 min
N/Q/R (metro)
12 min
M31 (bus)
1 min
Parking at The Westport
Parking Garage
Reserved spaces available
Parking Near The Westport
M P G Worthy Parking
3 min
$400 / month
Icon Effective Parking
4 min
$350 / month
Icon 815 Tenth Parking
4 min
$425 / month
Parking rates are for informational purposes only and may vary — for most up to date pricing, please reach out to the garage directly.
Hell's Kitchen Reviews
58 reviews
Hell's Kitchen is full of restaurants. It's mostly very safe, but I typically avoid the edges (near Port Authority). It's close to Times Square, but it's very easy to avoid. Hell's Kitchen is pretty central so it's easy to get all over the city, and there are a lot of transit options (especially on 8th avenue).
Hell’s Kitchen has some rough edges, but the restaurant scene is terrific and decent deals on apartments. Being so close to 9th ave rocks, and 10th ave is definitely up-and-coming. there aren’t a lot of sternies nearby (most of them are in the village) but a handful live nearby. The reasons to like HK are the neighborhood vibe, the restaurant scene, and the proximity to Central Park. Downside is mostly distance from campus, depending on how close you live to the subway.
Hell's Kitchen has lots of grocery stores, bars, and restaurants, although it lacks some of the charm of other neighborhoods. It's possible to find new apartments here that are a good value. It's a relatively lively neighborhood. My only complaint is the lack of gyms and subway stations in the neighborhood.
PROS
* Easily accessible from a majority of transit hubs.
* Tremendous investment on the part of private and public entities, so there's a lot of development and renewarl.
* Proximity to Javits Center, Penn Station, and Time Square make it heavily policed and quite safe.
CONS
* NOISE--from the Lincoln Tunnel, the Javits, the River, the tourists, but above all else the construction
* Proximity to Javits Center, Penn Station, and Time Square can suck the character out of the location. Don't move here if you're looking to easily find a neighborhood with it's own personality (your local coffee place is going to be Starbucks and your local Italian place is going to be a hike if you want anything other than Sbarro/Olive Garden).
* Easily accessible from a majority of transit hubs.
* Tremendous investment on the part of private and public entities, so there's a lot of development and renewarl.
* Proximity to Javits Center, Penn Station, and Time Square make it heavily policed and quite safe.
CONS
* NOISE--from the Lincoln Tunnel, the Javits, the River, the tourists, but above all else the construction
* Proximity to Javits Center, Penn Station, and Time Square can suck the character out of the location. Don't move here if you're looking to easily find a neighborhood with it's own personality (your local coffee place is going to be Starbucks and your local Italian place is going to be a hike if you want anything other than Sbarro/Olive Garden).
Midtown West has a vibrant bar and restaurant scene, and most of it is just far enough away from Times Square (past 8th Ave, anyway) to not attract tourists. Hell's Kitchen, in particular, has an amazing selection of places to eat with mostly smaller restaurants and bars. For those who want mega parties, Pacha and Hudson Terrace are by the river.
Transportation, particularly up and down the West Side and to FiDi is incredibly easy, and if you live near 42nd St, almost every area is a snap to get to.
Transportation, particularly up and down the West Side and to FiDi is incredibly easy, and if you live near 42nd St, almost every area is a snap to get to.
There are some good restaurants and bars, but overall it's not terribly exciting. Transit on A/C/E is pretty good, but getting to east side is difficult if you need to. Getting to west village is a breeze though.
We like the neighborhood, it is a little closer to midtown west than Hell's kitchen though. Lots of bars and good places to eat on ninth ave and only a fifteen minute walk to campus.
Pro: Great places to eat, close to multiple transit lines, and Broadway shows.
Con: Can be loud and tourist heavy during certain hours.
Con: Can be loud and tourist heavy during certain hours.