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Country Inn the City was founded in 1991 by owners Larry Turk and Fergus O'Brien, following a conversion
of their 1891 Upper West Side landmarked limestone townhouse. Our bed and breakfast has since grown from one apartment to four with another on the way. | | | Each bed and breakfast apartment is individually decorated and features a queen bed with a generously-sized living area, a private galley kitchenette, and private bathroom. (No elevator)
Country Inn the City's target market is the discerning adult traveler in search of a high quality yet less expensive alternative to hotels. Our bed and breakfast is located on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, a perfect place for one to experience New York City living in a desirable neighborhood, one not so far from the tourist attractions as to be considered inconvenient. Featured on 'Jane's New York' on NBC -- Hotel special on New York City, 2005). We invite you to explore our links for a more comprehensive look. |
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"Imagine what it would be like to have a good friend in New York City who has a beautiful, classic, turn-of-the-century townhouse in a quiet residential neighborhood...You'd be living like a rich New Yorker, but not have to take care of the place or pay real estate taxes. Well, who needs friends when you have Country Inn the City, a four room bed and breakfast...that is one of New York's secret little gems."
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(New York's Best Wonderful Little Hotels)
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"A charmer. You enter a small, limestone building on a residential side street, and walk up the stairs to one of four thoughtfully and attractively outfitted guest rooms... every neighborhood should have a Country Inn the City."
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(New York Times Guide to Hotels)
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"This charming bed and breakfast is rich with original details, impeccable Americana-style decor, and more homey comforts than you'll find anywhere else for the price."
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(Frommers Guide to New York)
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"This New York City brownstone (limestone) has been carefully restored, comfortable yet elegant down to the smallest detail."
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(Knopf City Guides) |
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