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The Regent

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Upper West Side, 45 W 60th St | New York
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  •  Building Laundry Room
  •  Cat friendly
  •  Controlled Access
  •  Dishwasher
  •  Dog friendly
  •  Fitness Center
  •  Granite Countertops
  •  Microwave
  •  Resident Lounge
  •  Rooftop Deck
  •  Stainless Steel Appliances
  •  Surface Parking Lot

User Rating

7.0
Good
1 Review

About this Location

Whole Foods Market
5 min walk
Lots of bars and
restaurants nearby
Central Park
5 min walk
A/B (metro) - 5 min
1 (metro) - 5 min

Pricing 

1 Bedroom, 1 Bath
$3,479+
2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths
$5,220+
Schedule Appointment At
(646) 593-7514

  • Building Related

    •  Elevators

  • Entertainment

    •  Resident Lounge
    •  Rooftop Deck

  • Kitchen

    •  Granite Countertops
    •  Refrigerator

  • Laundry

    •  Building Laundry Room

  • Living Room

    •  Central A/C

  • Parking & Transportation

    •  Bike Storage
    •  Surface Parking Lot

  • Pet Terms & Amenities

    •  Cat friendly
    •  Dog friendly
    •  Max Pet Weight  
    •  Max Pets Limit  

  • Security & Maintenance

    •  Controlled Access

  • Sports & Fitness

    •  Fitness Center
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Overall rating 7.0/10, based on 1 renter review Write a review

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Amenities
5.0
Management
7.0
Value
4.0
Social
8.0
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The Regent

Sometimes the doormen are really on point, sometimes they aren't. The package room is only open certain hours. Good luck getting your package if they haven't checked it in. Tiny, fairly useless gym. Laundry room is great. People keep to themselves, building is very quiet. Some homeless people on the walk home, but generally pretty safe. Very close to the subway and whole foods, which is basically everything important. The building isn't a huge fan of fixing things, but things break often. So it can be a bit of a chore getting everything working in your apartment, but the good thing is that they aren't breathing down your neck about anything either. Negotiate your rent. Hard. It's worth it.

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  • Pet owner
  • 1 bed / 2 baths

The Neighborhood

Signature Spots

dining 27 Recs

Jean-Georges
Whole Foods Market
Per Se
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grocery 2 Recs

Whole Foods Market
Trader Joe’s
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convenience 2 Recs

CVS Pharmacy
Walgreens
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fitness 37 Recs

Sonic Yoga
Pure Barre
New York Underground Fitness
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parks 2 Recs

Damrosch Park
Verdi Park
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coffee 16 Recs

Bouchon Bakery & Cafe
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About Upper West Side

Upper West Side is an affluent area that is home to many museums, performing centers, and top schools such as Columbia University and Barnard College. See the Metropolitan Opera or the fantastic New York City Ballet at the Lincoln Center, or stop by the American Museum of Natural History during the ...
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Museums
Shopping
Less Traffic
Subway Lines
Central Park
Riverside Park
Median rents in Upper West Side
Studio
$
3,000
1 Bedroom
$
3,900
2 Bedroom
$
6,100

Getting around Upper West Side

A/B (metro)

5 min

1

5 min

N/Q/R (metro)

11 min

F

15 min

M5 (bus)

5 min

M31/M57 (bus)

5 min

Parking at The Regent

Surface Parking Lot

Parking Near The Regent

Quik Park Central Park

5 min
$600 / month

Icon Lincoln 63 Parking

6 min
$400 / month

Park-It 56-57 Holding LLC

7 min
$450 / month
Parking rates are for informational purposes only and may vary — for most up to date pricing, please reach out to the garage directly.

Upper West Side Reviews

63 reviews
Reviewed by Fordham Law Student living at The Henry
The neighborhood is in the middle of where the more expensive Upper West Side meets the Morningside Heights area. Depending on what street you're on, you might be closer to the lower-income part or high-income part. There's awesome restaurants with affordable food on Amsterdam Ave, but if you want a more secure area, you can live closer to Broadway or West End and feel more like you're in the "real" Upper West Side.
Reviewed by Fordham Law Student living at Bretton Hall
I love the Upper West Side, it's my favorite space in New York. It has the benefits of the City that Never Sleeps but can also be very quiet and residential. There are great restaurants, bars, shops, public services... There are two major parks on either end (Central and Riverside) and you can access the 1,2,3, B and C trains. The UWS and UES also happen to be where a good chunk of Manhattan's medical practice is, so there are tons of doctors and medical services within walking distance.
Reviewed by Fordham Law Student living at 209 W 108
It is right on the line between the Upper West Side and Morningside Heights, so it has all the benefits of the UWS neighborhood with the prices of MoHi. Great bars and restaurants, very quiet, easily accessible by public transportation. The neighborhood has numerous parks-- Riverside Park, Morningside Park, Central Park-- and is great for pets, but the buildings are not necessarily as friendly for them.
Reviewed by NYU Stern MBA Student living at 525 West End Ave
The Upper West Side has plenty of bars/restaurants. Again, I'm close to Riverside and Central Park, so I get to exercise or walk in them whenever I please. West End Avenue is almost entirely residential, so it can be a bit quieter than living on Broadway/Amsterdam/Columbus; however, it's still quite close to all the restaurants and bars on those busier streets.
Reviewed by Fordham Law Student living at West Pierre
There are so many restaurants near by and the express subway so when you want to go downtown it’s a short trip. There are also lots of clothing stores and it’s just closest to school that you can walk and it’s easy, but just far enough away that you do not feel like you are always there.
Reviewed by Clifford Chance LLP Employee living at South Park Tower
This location is close enough to Hell's Kitchen but not necessarily in the mess that is Hell's Kitchen. I like being close to central park and the columbus circle subway. Warner Center, although dated, has a whole foods that opens until late.
Reviewed by Fordham Law Student living at McMahon Hall
Location is one block from Columbus Circle, across the street from Lincoln Center and nearby transportation makes it a breeze to get anywhere.
Reviewed by NYU Stern MBA Student living at 154 West 75th
Love the neighborhood. Always new places opening. Convenient with high end shopping, great grocery stores, and parks on both sides.

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