If you have the opportunity to take public transportation into New York city, you may want to do so. But if you drive, the directions below may be helpful.  Manhattan is a walker's paradise, and many people walk everywhere. We can be helpful to you in your plans to walk. But if walking is not an option, a taxi is quite helpful. Taxis can be expensive, depending of course on your destination, but they do remove some of the fears of getting lost in such a large city. The charge in a taxi is the same regardless of the number of passengers.

Free parking on the street is available in our neighborhood, but in great demand. You will need to do some hunting (after all, it is New York). And this adds time to your schedule. We can direct you in this matter because there is a car movement for street cleaning purposes that will determine which side of the street is available on a given day.  There are parking garages in the neighborhood, but the price is costly per day. Because we have a fire hydrant in front of our building, it is only possible to park there for a moment, unload luggage, and then move on to your destination.

Best Route by Car

From 1-95 (Cross-Bronx Freeway), take the Henry Hudson Parkway South (Route 9-A) to 79th Street Exit. Go around the rotary at the end of ramp under  the bridge and proceed onto 79th Street until it dead-ends at Columbus Avenue, in front of the Museum of Natural History.           Turn right, onto Columbus Avenue, and travel one block. Turn left at the stoplight onto 78th Street and travel one block. Turn right at the stoplight onto Central Park West.  Drive south on Central Park West to 75th Street.  Turn right onto 75th Street and look for our address of 51 on the right side of the street. We have high brown steps into our entrance and are close to Columbus Avenue on the north side of 75th Street..

By Subway