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Upper East Side Airport Shuttle Service
Living in the Upper East Side doesn't come cheap, but almost everyone will agree that if you can afford it, it is worth it. You will be raising your family in one of the safest neighborhoods around with access to the finest education that the city can provide.
Known for its brownstone homes and elevated shops, bars, and restaurants, the Upper East Side showcases elegant Manhattan culture between East Central Park and the East River. Small enough to see everything by foot and large enough to barely scratch the surface, the neighborhood’s blend of commercial and residential brings visitors close to all the buzz without any of the noise, so whether you’re a big family or a business traveler, you’ll have the best of the best right around the corner. Enjoy it all by booking a shuttle, trading long taxi lines and unreliable metro schedules for custom drop-offs.
Keep everything at arm’s reach by booking a hotel close to all the fun, choosing between various landmark stays that include The Carlyle, a depression-era hotel frequented by former presidents, and The Mark Hotel, a famed art deco project constructed by 7 renowned designers from across the world. If you’re looking for a view, choose between several hotels known to offer balconies, including Garden Suites Hotel by Affinia, Hôtel Plaza Athénée, and The Lowell Hotel. The neighborhood also offers accommodating 3-star stays like the East River’s Courtyard by Marriott, rooftop garden breezes at Hotel Wales, and complimentary wine & cheese from The Franklin Hotel.
In addition to swanky hotels, the Upper East Side also offers diverse attractions, from family-friendly getaways to late-night nooks. Start the day from the ground up, grabbing breakfast and dessert at Serendipity 3, afterward walking through acclaimed live draw sessions at Society of Illustrators. Dedicate an entire afternoon to Central Park as well, enjoying easy access to nearby landmarks that include The Great Lawn, Belvedere Castle, and Bow Bridge, finally winding down with the nightlife of 2nd Avenue, whether it entails sing-alongs at Brandy’s Piano Bar or relaxed vintage cocktails at The Penrose.
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 | In many ways the Upper East Side is very similar to the Upper West Side. They sit directly opposite Central Park from each other. |
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About Upper East Side New York The Upper East Side has known its fair share of famous residents. From actors to politicians and everyone in between, the Upper East Side is synonymous with success. Property in this district costs more per square foot than almost any other real estate in the United States. Book a shuttle to New York City airport and arrive in as little as 30 minutes. The median household income, at just under one hundred twenty thousand per year, is one hundred twenty nine percent higher than the New York average. Cost of living in this neighborhood is one hundred fifteen percent higher than the national average. This is almost entirely due to the high cost of housing which is sixty eight percent higher than the rest of the city. This residential neighborhood has not changed much in the last century. Most of the buildings date back to the roaring twenties and have doormen working the entrance 24/7. The neighborhood is connected to the rest of the city by one subway line though there are plans to open a second one in 2016. The Upper East Side has a lot of green space. In addition to Central Park, which sits immediately to the west of the neighborhood, there are a number of smaller parks, many of which offer beautiful views of the East River. There are plenty of dog runs and playgrounds and many parks have free water features that make the perfect way to cool off in summer. There are nineteen public schools in the Upper East Side. While many of them have received an excellent rating it is the elite private schools that set the Upper East Side apart. There are twenty two private schools in the neighborhood covering everything from preschool to 12th grade. For continued education there is Rockefeller University, the oldest biomedical research facility in the country, and Hunter College, one of the country’s older public colleges. | |
