Description

Offering an attractive alternative to the average Hotel, Incentra Village is a warm and welcoming Inn occupying two landmark townhouses built in 1841. In the Greenwich Village area of New York City, this property boasts antique artwork and furnishings throughout both the public areas and private suites.

Most rooms provide a double bed, some offering an additional sofa bed or twin rooms, with the larger suites comfortably homing up to 4 people – each contains a private bathroom and kitchenette facilities. All guests will have access to a supply of books, magazines and newspapers to relax with in the parlour or TV in the comfort of your room.

Incentra Village is situated primly in the captivating and desirable location of West Village, where much of the area is historically preserved, providing a quaint 19th Century atmosphere.

Nearby are some of New York’s most famous attractions including the Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty, The Met, Central Park, and Times Square that you can reach quickly via the closest Subway Station. Incentra Village is only a short walk from Abingdon Square.

To get to one of the 12 unique rooms, you will wander down narrow halls and up charming old stairways – due to historical significance, this building is not disability friendly.