Urban Parking is located on East 126th Street and is at the base of Food Bazaar Market…read more Reservations can be made through Nagle Parking, SpotHero, PARKin.NYC or ParkWhiz. If trying to save a few dollars for fees, payment can be made by cash or check. I prefer to make a reservation since I am traveling a few hours out and can't guarantee if space will be available for me when I arrive since they're directly underneath the market and might have a larger client base than other garages. Accessing the garage is easy with ample instructions overhead on where to turn and where to stop for the attendant. Presenting the reservation information was quick and easy at drop off and pick-up was the same. Valet was awesome and I had no issues. I'd recommend this business anytime and I'd be happy to park here again.

Stay Away. $1000 in damage and they don't care. Nobody speaks English and will not take any…read moreresponsibility for obvious damage they caused.

DON'T use this parking! I called to ask a few questions, and the attendant was very rude and hung…read moreup the phone on me. Tell everyone you know to boycott this parking. They don't deserve your business. I gave it one star because I could not give it zero stars and still post a review.

This is a reliable parking lot. The employees are very personable. It's also near some subway stops.read more

WARNING DO NOT PREPAY FOR PARKING I prepaid for parking-…read morewhen I showed up the lot was full, the attendant turned me away and would not assist in a refund. I'm disputing the charge on my card and struggling to get in touch with the MPG office.

I paid in advance for oversized parking. I arrive and the useless parking attendant did not have…read moreany place for me to park. I emailed the company and their response from Hector Galvan was a bunch of nonsense... "If we deem unsafe to park a large vehicle at a location like this we wouldn't park it." The bottom line is, the parking attendant sold my space and this company could care less!

We use this for monthly parking. The location is very convenient, right next to the subway and…read moreseveral buses. You have to be careful where you park-- there are spots where a white fluid leaks from the ceiling and it will stain the car-- very difficult to clean off. A dust cover is also a must-have, or you need to wash your car weekly. The office people are hard to reach, and not organized. They're also borderline rude.

Update: So my back was up against the wall last night *if you know this area, then you know that…read morefinding street parking is near impossible during evening hours* and against my better judgment I parked my truck here....... again (how silly of me). When I arrived in the morning, I found it extremely odd that my truck was buried in the back. That's a bad sign, they normally would park me alongside the wall near the entrance of the garage. Long story short, they fully discharged my battery AGAIN bringing the number of times they have done this to me to 4 (and it was the exact same parking attendant there in the morning that I have had the past issue with, I had hoped that he had long been fired) NOTHING has changed. Park here at your own risk. *Note They discharge your battery, charge you $20 for a jump...... using an unsuspecting motorists vehicle as the jump source. So even if they don't discharge your battery, you will never know if they have used your vehicle to provide a jump. No one's car is safe here. Just think, if he does this 5x a day, that $100 bucks... easy.

Hey Entrepreneurs! Wanna start a business in this area of Harlem? Forget the coffee shop,…read morerestaurant, or bar! Construct a parking garage! We'd certainly appreciate it and I'm sure that you could do well, assuming you take care of your patrons. The area is starving for more parking options. CASH ONLY HERE! And they don't tell you when you drop off your car. He pointed me to the sign in the window that says "No credit cards at this time." But, unless you go to the window when you drop off your car - which no one does because you just stop your car, get the ticket and walk out - you would never see the sign. The rep insisted that they told me, but they obviously didn't because I would have brought cash if I had known. So, you have to go out to get cash, get raped with a $3.50 ATM surcharge, while time is still ticking on your parking. I inquired about the monthly fee, but, after my experience, I'm not sure if I want to deal with them. Unfortunately, there are no other options in this area for covered monthly parking.

I used the service today was nervous after reading the reviews. I trust my own karma so I took a…read morechance. It's pretty tight in the garage I gave the keys over to the attendant I made eye contact and told him "my car is new I want it back with no scratches or dents". The car was inside for 5 hours paid only $12 bucks can't complain inspected the car all good I gave them a tip and all. Planning to use them again

This is absolutely a great garage. What makes it that way are the staff that runs it. I mainly…read moreinteract with the morning staff, but all of them are great. Miguel, Jose and Robert ensure that the cars a re ready to go with just a quick advance phone call. I rarely have to wait to have my car pulled out. Very helpful and a pleasure to deal with this garage and the people that run it.

This is the best storage space that I've rented. The discount hooked me and the service and the…read morecleanliness reeled me in! Kendall the assistant manager first called me to welcome me before I left Hawaii. Then when my flight got in early from Hawaii she opened her office early to let me hold my five suitcases in a warm place. She then patiently demonstrated how their security lock worked and made sure I could do it by myself. A few days later i met Chris the interim manager who complimented me on my Opera singing. He jokedly asked if I would do duet with him at Carnegie Hall. Love the service and the people providing superlative beyond the normal call of duty.

The most disorganized group of kids running a series of spaces from an apartment in Brooklyn. Since…read morethey never personally visit the locations or the tenants, it is chaos. You communicate via text with various people there who say different things. You get a code to access a location for a visit. They claim all spaces are taken when spaces are vacant. Since they don't have a current list and unknown people are squatting in empty spaces-this leads to excess texts and more confusion. I just left a space in Hells Kitchen due to water damage. It took 4 days of texts to get a response from them. The place was dirty; smelled like mold and the food commissary above it was noisy. Go to a legitimate storage. Save your sanity!