I and my wife Kerstin just came back to Stockholm today after another exciting week in New York City. One of many. When we first came to New York, and fell in love with the city, in 1989 we were told, rightly or wrongly, that white people didn't venture into Harlem. But then 42nd Street a couple of blocks west of Times Sq. wasn't all that safe. New York has come a long way in 25 years. Today Harlem just feels more laid-back than Midtown, strangers giving you a friendly hello in the street, that kind of thing.
Adrianne's apartment -- which we now consider our New York home -- is roomy, clean, well stuctured, well kept, well equipped and very comfortable. Not least the beds; we slept like logs -- partly also because the house and the location are more quiet than you would expect on Manhattan.
The location is perfect. Not three blocks from the subway station. 133 and 134 St end at Lenox Ave., so on the east side of the avenue, it's just one block, three minutes walk, to the 135 St station and express trains downtown.
But first and foremost, Adrianne is the most thoughtful, caring and considerate hostess you can hope to meet. We warmly and sincerely recommend Adrianne and her apartment.
And we will be back. Often.