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Rooms for Rent in Midtown West, Manhattan, NY

82 Rooms To Let

Aceadia

Aceadia,  26

Luxury Living in Midtown West

Flat share | West 48th Street, New York, NY, USA

**Master Bedroom with Private Bathroom at Forty-Eighth Street and Broadway** **Rent: Two thousand hundred dollars per month** **Move-in:** November first**Lease Term:** Twelve months only **Location:** Forty-eighth Street and Broadway ### The Apartment This is an unfurnished master bedroom with a private bathroom in a shared three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment. **Roommates are already in place!** No need to wait for a group to form. Your two roommates are both guys. One enjoys traveling, previously served in the military, and is currently studying. The other works full-time in finance. ### Building Features * Twenty-four-hour doorman service* Exclusive forty-third-floor rooftop access* On- fitness center and weekly fitness classes, available for an additional charge* Convenient on- laundry room* Stunning panoramic views* Abundant natural sunlight ### Location and Transportation Located at Forty-eighth Street and Broadway, just steps from the N, R, W, C, E, and One subway lines for convenient commuting around NYC. ### Move-In Costs * First month's rent* One month's security deposit* Utilities, including water, electricity, and Wi-Fi **Additional Fees** * Optional amenity fee: One thousand dollars per year* Water: One hundred dollars per month, split among the roommates* Electricity and Wi-Fi are paid separately ### Schedule a Tour Message me today to arrange an in-person or virtual tour! **Book your showing through Calendly:**

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Frequently asked questions

  • How many rooms for rent are in Midtown West, and what kind of buildings are they in?

    Midtown West is mostly an office district with homes threaded through it, so its room market looks different from the walk-up neighborhoods around it. The largest share of rooms sits in high-rise rental towers along 42nd Street west of Ninth Avenue, around Hudson Yards and Manhattan West, and near Columbus Circle and West 57th Street, where a two- or three-bedroom is split among roommates. Older walk-ups survive in the Clinton blocks to the west and on scattered streets of the Garment District. Roomster shows 82 rooms for rent across Midtown West at the moment, and most come furnished, because so many renters arrive here for a job rather than for the neighborhood itself.

  • How much is a room for rent in Midtown West, and where are the cheaper rooms?

    Expect Manhattan prices. Rooms across Midtown run from about $2,260 to $4,500 a month, and most shared rooms in towers list between roughly $2,350 and $2,750, usually furnished and often with utilities and internet bundled in. A private room with its own bath in a doorman building near Hudson Yards or Columbus Circle sits at the top. Rooms under $2,300 a month are scarce, and they mostly turn up in older walk-up shares west of Ninth Avenue in the West 40s and 50s, around DeWitt Clinton Park, and in larger households where three or four people split an apartment. The towers price rooms off one-bedrooms that average about $4,600, so a cheaper room almost always means an older building or more roommates.

  • Can I rent a room near Penn Station if I commute on NJ Transit, the LIRR or PATH?

    Yes, and Midtown West is one of the few places in the city where a reverse commute is easy. Penn Station and the Moynihan Train Hall on Eighth Avenue serve NJ Transit, the Long Island Rail Road and Amtrak, and the PATH stops at 33rd Street and Sixth Avenue, so a room in the West 30s puts you a short walk from trains to New Jersey, Long Island, Philadelphia and Washington. That suits people who live in Manhattan but work in Newark, Jersey City or on Long Island, and people who travel for work every week. The blocks right around the station are crowded and commercial, so many renters choose rooms a few blocks north or west, near Hudson Yards or in the low West 40s.

  • Can I find a room for rent near the Hudson Yards and Manhattan West offices?

    Yes, and demand for those rooms comes straight from the towers. Pfizer's headquarters takes 15 floors of The Spiral, BlackRock and Meta lease large blocks of 50 Hudson Yards, KKR owns its offices at 30 Hudson Yards, and Amazon rents space at 5 Manhattan West, so thousands of finance, tech and pharmaceutical staff work within a few blocks of 34th Street and Tenth Avenue. Rooms in the rental towers between West 37th and 42nd Streets and near the 7 train at 34th Street-Hudson Yards let you walk to work in under ten minutes. Many of these firms bring in new hires and interns in summer, so rooms close to Hudson Yards go fastest from May through August.

  • Are furnished, month-to-month rooms for rent common in Midtown West?

    More than in most of Manhattan. Co-living operators and corporate housing companies lease whole apartments in Midtown towers and rent them out by the room, furnished and on flexible terms, because so many people arrive here on a job offer, a summer internship or a short project. Expect a minimum stay of 30 days: New York City's Local Law 18, enforced since September 2023, bars shorter stays unless the host lives in the apartment, is registered with the city and has no more than two guests, which is why the nightly listings that once filled Midtown have largely disappeared. Compare the total monthly price, since co-living rents often fold in cleaning, utilities and furniture that an ordinary share would leave to you.

  • What should I check before renting a room in a Midtown West doorman building?

    Start with the building's rules, because the large managed towers here are strict. Ask whether every occupant has to be on the lease or approved by management, since a front desk that does not have your name on file may turn away your packages and your guests, and some buildings forbid the temporary walls that turn a living room into a bedroom. If the tower was built with a 421-a tax break, the apartment may be rent stabilized, which limits what the leaseholder can charge you to a proportionate share of the legal rent. Then ask about the practical extras: whether gym access costs more, how the package room works, and how loud the street is, since the blocks near Times Square and Eighth Avenue stay busy well past midnight.

Room Rentals in Midtown West, Manhattan: Timing and Tips for Your Search


Searching for room rentals in Midtown West, Manhattan means balancing budget, lifestyle, and timing to find a space that fits your needs. Whether you’re a student, young professional, or new to the area, understanding the variety of room options—from furnished private rooms to shared apartments with utilities included—can help you make a confident choice. Use Roomster's listings for Midtown West to explore available rooms that suit your preferences and move-in timeline.

What Makes Midtown West, Manhattan a Good Place to Rent a Room?

Midtown West offers a blend of convenience and accessibility for renters. Its central location provides excellent public transit options and walkability, which appeals to commuters, students, and young professionals. The neighborhood has diverse room types, including private and shared rooms, many furnished and some with utilities included, helping simplify monthly budgeting. Flexible lease terms like month-to-month and short term rentals are common here, offering adaptability for those uncertain about long-term stays.

How to Narrow Down Rooms for Rent in Midtown West, Manhattan

To focus your search effectively, consider these key factors:

  • Neighborhood and commute: Prioritize areas close to your work, school, or transit stops to minimize daily travel time.
  • Room type and privacy: Decide whether a private room or shared room best fits your lifestyle and budget.
  • Furnishing and utilities: Furnished rooms and those with utilities included can reduce upfront costs and monthly bill management.
  • Lease flexibility: Look for month-to-month or short term room rentals if you need adaptability in your lease.

Using Roomster's filters for these preferences can help you quickly identify listings that match your needs in Midtown West.

What to Compare Before Renting a Room

Before committing, evaluate these important aspects:

  • Budget considerations: Furnished rooms and private bathrooms usually come at a higher cost. Balance your budget with the amenities that matter most to you.
  • Lease terms and deposits: Clarify security deposit requirements and lease length. Month-to-month rentals may have different deposit rules than longer leases.
  • Roommate preferences and compatibility: Discuss rules and expectations in shared apartments to ensure a comfortable living situation.
  • Move-in timing: Starting your search early helps align your move-in date with available rooms, especially for furnished or utilities-included options.

How to Avoid Common Room Rental Mistakes in Midtown West, Manhattan

Protect yourself during your search with these tips:

  • Use screening tools: Take advantage of Roomster’s ID check and address check features to confirm listing legitimacy.
  • Be cautious with payments: Avoid sending money before signing a lease or meeting the landlord or roommate in person or through a trusted platform.
  • Keep communication clear: Document agreements in writing to prevent misunderstandings.
  • Meet safely: Arrange initial meetings in public or secure locations to ensure your safety.

FAQ About Rooms for Rent in Midtown West, Manhattan

How much should I budget for a room in Midtown West, Manhattan?

Budget depends on factors like whether the room is private or shared, furnished or unfurnished, and if utilities are included. Typically, private furnished rooms with utilities cost more than shared or unfurnished rooms. Plan your budget accordingly and consider lease terms when comparing options.

Is it better to rent a private room or a shared room in Midtown West, Manhattan?

Private rooms provide more privacy and often come furnished but usually cost more. Shared rooms can be more affordable and offer a social environment. Choose based on your budget, lifestyle, and comfort with roommates.

What should I ask before renting a room in Midtown West, Manhattan?

Ask about lease length, security deposit, which utilities are included, roommate rules, move-in date, and if the room comes furnished. Clear answers help avoid surprises later.

When should I start searching for rooms for rent in Midtown West, Manhattan?

Begin searching at least 1-2 months before your desired move-in date to allow time for comparing listings, viewing rooms, and completing paperwork.