NoHo / Greenwich Village

NoHo and Greenwich Village sit in Lower Manhattan between Houston Street, the Bowery, and the blocks surrounding Washington Square Park, with cobblestone side streets, historic cast‑iron facades, and a lively mix of cafés, boutiques, and galleries. Popular draws like Washington Square Park, NYU’s campus buildings, Bleecker Street, Bond Street, and Astor Place keep foot traffic high and curb space tight, so the toughest places to find a spot are near the park, around NYU, and along busy retail stretches like Lafayette and Bleecker. Booking parking in NoHo / Greenwich Village before you arrive turns a crowded curb hunt into a quick pull‑in, saving time and stress for both business and leisure visits.

Traffic is typically steady throughout the day and peaks at mealtimes and evenings, with narrow streets and frequent deliveries adding to congestion. Visitors will find a mix of metered curb spaces, commercial loading zones, and off‑street garages, but remember that all of New York City is a tow‑away zone, double parking is illegal, alternate‑side rules are common, and meters are paid via the official ParkNYC system. For the smoothest trip, reserve a garage in advance and check the latest regulations from official NYC sources before you go.