I've been using this company for my NYC stays since 2018, and I honestly can't recommend them…read morehighly enough. Most recently, I rented one of their apartments for two months from December through January, and I just completed another one-month stay with them. This was my third time renting through the company, and every experience has been excellent. The apartments are always spotless, well-organized, and fully equipped, so there's no need to bring anything from home. Everything is thoughtfully prepared and maintained to a very high standard. If needed, they can also arrange a cleaning service during your stay, which is a great convenience. What really sets them apart is their professionalism, responsiveness, and consistency. It's rare to find a company that delivers the same great experience year after year, but they truly do. I travel to New York frequently for business, and I will continue using them every time I visit. Highly recommended.

This company is a scam. Do not stay at any of their units, they are disgusting. They are so…read moreunprofessional and rude.

Ga-dunk, ga-dunk, ga-dunk, ga-dunk, ga-dunk, ga-dunk ...no, that's not a Buddhist chant. It's the…read moresound of my Tumi suitcase rolling upstairs four flights at the Union Square Inn. So did I mention they don't have an elevator? Who thinks to ask if a hotel doesn't have an elevator? I thought I was playing a scene in "Barefoot in the Park" when Jane Fonda's mother collapses from walking up to her fifth-floor walk-up. But you can't knock a great location, close to not just Union Square but all the great eateries in the Lower East Side like Momofuku. And I was surprised that for all the congestion on 14th Street that the room is pretty quiet. It's just small and non-descript with a bathroom that was almost as big as the bedroom. I secured a double bed for two for about $172 on a Saturday night, so it is definitely one of the better deals in this part of Manhattan. Service is surprisingly nice there and very responsive to requests like getting a private car for the airport. They do serve a free continental breakfast, and unlike the croissants and Nutella you would find in Italian hotels, you see a massive pile of bagels and tubs of cream cheese for the taking. Hey, it ain't the Waldorf Astoria, but if you need a reasonably priced place to crash for a couple of nights in Manhattan, this place is worth checking out...but pack light lest you get a hernia!

It's decent. The…read morefact that there is no elevator sucks but they have people that will help you carry bags up/down your stairs. The rooms are quaint...I had the single with the queen sized bed with the most uncomfortable mattress. The bathrooms feels cramped tho. And figuring out the shower was like hacking a padlock trying to find that sweet spot of the mis-marked temperature settings. And it's one of those showers that you feel like you wouldn't want to be barefoot in. But positive points include convenient location to subway and union square. They secure the door that leads to the main stairway. And there is a water cooler. And I truly feel like that make efforts to make your stay comfortable. I probably wouldn't stay there unless I was on a super tight budget.

I stayed in an airbnb apartment while I was in NYC. Cityami checked me in seamlessly, great. What…read morewas really impressive is how responsive they were when I was locked out in the middle of the night! Somehow I had lost my keys...it would have been horrible without them! They also left a super nice welcome basket with snacks, maps, and a guide they made to the area. Nothing like potato chips and chocolate after a 6 hour flight + 2 hour train ride from LA."

Really cool service! I rented my place is airbnb with them, they took care of everything! Usually…read moremy guests ask me how use the shower, or where is best club around, this time they took care of these questions. I think I'm gonna use then all the time now. Thank you again!

The owners, Isabel and Truth, "rented" my home and signed a lease that specifically did not allow…read moresubletting. They proceeded to sublet it on bnb and/or vacayo. Then stopped paying rent and ended up owing me approximately $40,000. Total scam. After investigating I learned they have done this in other states as well. Maybe the authorities will catch them.

Every words Andre', Ted and Esther wrote are the true! I am disappointed how they are still on the…read moremarket after all the frauds they keep doing to landlords. All the websites should suspend their activity and the landlord should be able to suspend his license in these cases! Terrible person Isabel!!!!!

Been a client for over a decade. Great service and the best prices around. Searched my last trip…read moreonline for days after I found the best I contacted Sun Express and they were able to beat my lowest price.

I used the travel experts at Sun Express Travel to book a travel package to Europe with my wife and…read morechildren. The trip was an experience of a life time. The price we paid was way less than any travel website we searched. The expertise and professionalism of the travel agent was amazing. He had all the answers and helped put together a vacation that has created memories for me and my family that will last a life time. We will be booking all our travel with Sun Express Travel and recommend them to everyone we know.

APT212 made my life a lot easier, it is the perfect combination between airbnb and an hotel…read more I wanted a longer stay and Airbnb was way too expensive for that & hotel pricing was off the chart !!!! Thanks to the amazing Or who was extremely helpful very knowledgeable, reliable & honest. Apartment was in central area & I still had my privacy brovo ! Looking forward to work with them again in the future.

This company bills themselves as a leader in short term rentals however when you do contact them…read moreregarding one, they try to upsell you to much longer than needed. There were 92 rentals listed as short term rentals on their website however when I tried to book I was told it was impossible to book for under 3 months. Once again, it is a real estate company operating under deceptive practices that makes people hate the whole process. Do not waste your time looking at these impossible to rent properties.

Perhaps the business name "BCB Property Mis-Management" would be more appropriate in this case…read more BCB is the least responsible, least responsive, and most frustrating institution I have ever been in contact with. I just spent three months fighting them in court over a water leak in my bathroom which lasted for fifty (50!!) days. Last week I won the case, and received a hard-fought 50% abatement on the last eight months of rent. Do not rent from this company unless you want to experience constant headaches for the tenure of your stay in the building. You have been warned. Update: I was recently contacted by a resident in a BCB property who is having trouble getting them to make repairs. I'm copying my recommended steps below for the benefit of all: Here's my recommendation for your next steps: 1. Take pictures of everything. Especially problems that are in your unit (in this case, pictures of the leak are key). Print three color copies of each picture, number & date the pictures. 2. Write a letter requesting repairs. Here's a good sample: nolo.com/legal-encyclope... . Reference specific picture numbers in the letter if possible. At the end of the letter, state that if repairs are not completed by [specified date] you will file an HP Action against BCB in NYC housing court. 3. Send the letter via certified mail, return receipt requested to BCB. Their current address is: 27 Union Square West, Suite 503 · New York, NY 10003. Enclose dated pictures of the violations. When the return receipt arrives, hold onto it. 4. Send a copy of the letter to BCB via email. Attach pictures of the violations to the email, in addition to a PDF copy of the letter (file option when saving in word). Also copy paste the text of the letter into the body of the email. State that a copy of the letter and pictures has been sent to [specify address] via USPS certified mail, return receipt requested. 5. Keep a time/date/employees name log of any interactions with BCB from now onwards. (this includes interactions with your building supervisor, any management staff) etc).

1 star because 0 doesn't exist. They were our previous…read moremanagement company for 442 Lorimer aka 54 Maujer. Thank god they are gone. This review is long overdue but I feel that it is necessary to share how terrible BCB is. Do not live in any building managed by them no matter what. You might end up living without a fridge for a month, quick fixes for reoccurring issues, frequent cold showers, and 311 will become your best friend. Our super never did anything, never responded to us either. Same goes for the management company. Man, they are so difficult to get a hold of. How is the property manager always out of the office? I feel robbed. I wish that I could shut the entire company down. Your standard of living will turn to shit once you move into one of their buildings. Why would you want that?

East Village Apartments is an amazing place to stay in an otherwise non-touristy neighborhood of…read moreNYC. It really makes you feel at home in luxury in and like a real New Yorker. I stayed the last 4 nights in the Penthouse apartment and can't wait to come back. Everything was perfect and the nearby happy hours and restaurants are some of the best in Manhattan.

From the owner: Stays By Sudha, New York City's premier vacation rentals, are the perfect hideaways for an escape…read moreto city. The apartments are a home away from home in the greatest sense. From our helpful managers to our favorite cab driver--the entire Stays By Sudha family makes you feel as if you're coming to the home of a close friend or family.