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The USA uses 120v supply voltage and two distinct plug types: Plug A has two flat parallel pins, while Plug B has two flat parallel pins plus a ground prong. You can use international appliances with an adapter; just make sure to check the voltage before plugging in!

Yes. Chelsea is Manhattan’s art district and is positioned at 14th street to the south, 34th street to the north, and 6th Avenue, making it the gateway to Midtown.

The majority of Manhattan neighborhoods are considered safe during the day, but if you would like to take extra precautions, neighborhoods including the Garments District, the Meatpacking District, Union Square, and the Theater District have higher crime rates.

The 7 safest neighborhoods are Soho, Noho, Tribeca, Chelsea, Greenwich Village, Flatiron District, and Battery Park.

Chelsea – The arts district is home to gorgeous landscapes, trendy art galleries, and vibrant rooftop bars.

Greenwich Village – With tree-lined streets, and aesthetic brownstones, the village is Manhattan’s boho neighborhood with quaint restaurants and cafes, parks, and galleries.

Tribeca, Soho, and Lower East Side – some of the coolest and most sought-after districts in Manhattan. These areas are primarily residential and home to some of NYC’s upscale and exclusive hotspots.

January, February, early March, and August are the cheapest times to visit New York regarding flight cost and accommodation.

Yes, Selina Hotel Chelsea, NYC is located on the west side of Midtown Manhattan.

Yes! We have private rooms to accommodate you and your pets for an additional $20 per night per pet.

Yes. Selina Chelsea, NYC, has a vibrant rooftop bar and restaurant with 360 views of Manhattan’s skyline.

Yes. Our Chelsea hotel has a range of wellness classes, including yoga, meditation, dance, and mindfulness.