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"The place was sin downtown Greenwich, walking from the Train station off of Greenwich Ave. The staff was helpful. They drove us to several place no need to rent a car. The view is amazing since you are right on the Sound. "

"We enjoyed our stay here! The property manager was always very quick to message back if I had any questions. Good neighborhood, nice restraints walking distance. We would stay here again "

"The apartment was spotless, very comfortable, and the perfect amount of space for our family, including our active toddler! Would definitely stay again. "

"Great place! Spacious, clean, well equipped. Great location. Easy check in and check out. The only small caveat - the upstairs bedrooms have low/slanted ceilings, so they are less ideal for tall people. Especially the twin bed in the alcove. But the rooms are cozy and the bed is comfortable."

"Thank you for sharing your space. Had a nice stay. Thank you. "

"Very nice stay. Easy check in process. Only issue was trying to find street parking since there is no designated parking spot. "

"Very nice stay. Would come back for sure."

"Nice accommodations, exactly what we needed for golf/Ryder cup guys trip."

"This is a great base of operations for a trip to NY and will put you within an hour of Grand Central by train and very close to some excellent parks, galleries and restaurants in Greenwich CT and Westchester County NY. It features two good-sized bedrooms, a bathroom with a modern washer dryer and a full kitchen. There's even an electric kettle, still a rarity in the states. There's a separate living room with cable TV. Plenty of towels, very effective central heating and cooling system. It's a very short walk to a supermarket and several bodegas and within five minutes of plenty of restaurants and shops in downtown Port Chester. One word of warning: this place might not be suitable for those with a physical disability; the entrance is at the top of a flight of steep stairs. It was no problem for us but would present a challenge for somebody who used mobility aids."