FAQ
Yes. Anthony Thomas Stays apartments in New York start at 30 days and run month-to-month, with no broker and no lease. You search, book, and pay entirely online. For corporate professionals and consultants on a defined project, that tends to be the whole point.
Yes. Every Anthony Thomas Stays apartment in New York is available for 30 days or longer, with no year-long lease required. You pick your move-in date, choose a duration that fits your project or relocation timeline, and extend from your account if things run longer than expected.
When you're staying 30 days or more, the math changes. Hotels charge nightly, so a 60-day stay can run double or triple what you'd pay for a furnished apartment at a monthly rate. And the hotel rate doesn't include a kitchen, in-unit laundry, or a workspace, so you end up eating out and paying for coworking on top. A monthly rate for furnished housing in NYC covers all of that in one number, and the apartment feels like a place you live, not a place you're checking out of every morning.
Furniture and utilities are included in the monthly rate, as is high-speed internet. The home office has a height-adjustable desk, ergonomic chair, and widescreen monitor. The kitchen comes stocked with appliances and cookware, and there's an in-unit washer/dryer, plus the household basics you'd otherwise have to track down. Building amenities vary by location, but typically include a gym and a rooftop.
Your work usually decides most of it. If your assignment is in finance or law, FiDi and Midtown tend to be the practical pick, since both put you within walking distance of the offices. Tech and creative professionals usually land in Chelsea, which sits between midtown and downtown. And if you want more space for your money with a residential feel, Williamsburg, DUMBO, and Brooklyn Heights are 15 to 30 minutes from Manhattan by subway or ferry.
Yes. Head to your Anthony Thomas Stays account and request an extension under Bookings. Keep in mind that availability isn't guaranteed. If someone else has already booked your apartment for those dates, you may need to move to a different unit. Either way, stays are month-to-month, so there's no new lease to sort out.





