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EHS St. George Residence
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I stayed at the St. George during an internship in Murray Hill right after graduating college and it was better than I ever expected. The neighborhood is so clean and beautiful and I will never forget seeing the view of the skyline and Brooklyn Bridge every day. The building and my room were better than anything I experienced at my college -- I felt very comfortable there and spent a lot of my time at the events they put on like movie nights and BBQs. It was also really quick to get into Manhattan because of all of the close subway lines, but a lot of times I found myself enjoying my neighborhood's nearby restaurants and cafes.
I wasn't sure if I wanted to move to NYC or not yet so it was a great way to feel out the city before signing a lease, especially because I met my future roommate who was also staying with EHS! I made many other good friends who I stay in touch with often. I would have definitely stayed longer at EHS but my internship was over sadly. I still think about the amazing french toast at the Clark Restaurant diner across the street and sometimes go back to eat it!
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