Your time in Austin, whether short-term or an extended stay, is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the city’s vibrant culture and community—and where you choose to live plays a major role in the quality of your experience. Whether you prefer a quieter, residential neighborhood or want to dive into the energetic buzz of downtown, our carefully curated, fully furnished apartments are designed to provide a comfortable and memorable stay. We take pride in offering top-tier hospitality and serviced accommodations in some of Austin’s most inviting and dynamic neighborhoods. Trust us to deliver quality services that ensure your stay captures the true essence of Austin hospitality—warm, welcoming, and authentically Texan.

A vibrant blend of innovation, live music, and cultural flair, Austin is a dynamic city that offers a one-of-a-kind energy and experience. Enjoy the perfect combination of modern amenities and Texas hospitality when you stay in our modern, upscale apartments. Step into the ultimate Austin living experience with fully furnished spaces that combine stylish design with cutting-edge amenities, offering the ideal balance of comfort and convenience. Each apartment is equipped with everything you need for a seamless stay, including a fully equipped kitchen, a welcoming living area with a Smart TV, and high-speed Wi-Fi.

In the USA, tipping is customary and an important part of service workers’ income. While it’s discretionary, it’s generally expected to tip between 18% and 20% for services like restaurants, hotels, taxis, and tour guides. For exceptional service, consider tipping more. For smaller purchases, such as takeaway coffee or fast food, tipping isn’t necessary but is always appreciated. 

Haggling is uncommon in the U.S. and may be considered rude if attempted in shops or restaurants. Also, be aware that sales tax is not included in the displayed price, so the final amount you pay may be higher than the advertised price. 

Boston experiences four distinct seasons. Summer (June-August) is warm to hot and often humid. Fall (September-November) is known for its beautiful “foliage,” with mild and pleasant weather. Winter (December-February) can be very cold, with temperatures often dropping below freezing, and the city receives significant snowfall. Spring (March-May) is variable, with cold, wet days giving way to warmer, sunnier ones. The city’s coastal climate means temperatures can shift quickly, so dressing in layers is always a good idea. 

In the U.S., the Type A plug is standard, so visitors will need an adaptor. Mobile data coverage is excellent in Boston, with SIM cards easily available at grocery and electronics stores. Complimentary WiFi is offered at Synergy’s serviced apartments and many public places.

Safety & Security

As with any large city, staying aware of your surroundings is key to having a safe and enjoyable experience in Boston. Keep an eye on your belongings, especially in busy areas like Faneuil Hall Marketplace or on crowded subway trains. Avoid walking alone in secluded areas, particularly at night, and stick to well-lit, populated streets. While Boston is generally a safe city, using common sense can help you make the most of your visit. 

Boston offers a variety of grocery shopping options, from large supermarket chains to local specialty stores. While you won’t find many massive superstores in the city center, popular supermarkets like Stop & Shop and Star Market are widely available, offering a broad selection of fresh produce, snacks, and household goods. Many stores also provide convenient home delivery services, making it easy to have your groceries brought straight to your door. 

Local Stores: You’ll find plenty of smaller, locally-owned grocery stores and specialty shops in Boston’s different neighborhoods, offering personalized service and a great selection of local ingredients. The Boston Public Market is a great place to find year-round, locally sourced products from New England. 

Specialty: Boston is known for its rich culinary heritage and, of course, its fresh seafood. A visit to Boston is not complete without trying a bowl of creamy New England clam chowder, a fresh lobster roll, or fried clams. Boston’s Italian heritage is most visible in the North End, which is famous for its bakeries and delis. Other neighborhoods like Chinatown and the South End offer a wide variety of ethnic markets and specialty food shops. Be sure to visit the many farmers’ markets across the city to experience the full range of what Boston has to offer. 

Living in the heart of San Antonio offers more than just proximity to the city’s historic sites; it’s a chance to immerse yourself in its vibrant culture throughout your stay. Our thoughtfully selected, fully furnished apartments reflect our commitment to providing a comfortable and memorable experience during your extended visit. We take pride in offering top-tier hospitality and serviced accommodations in some of San Antonio’s most inviting and dynamic neighborhoods. Trust us to deliver an exceptional stay that embodies the warm, welcoming spirit unique to San Antonio’s rich heritage and charm. 

Experience the essence of contemporary San Antonio living in our upscale apartments. Immerse yourself in a blend of modern design, premium amenities and convenient access to the city’s lively culture. Each apartment is crafted for a seamless move-in experience, featuring a fully equipped kitchen, a cozy living area with a SmartTV and high-speed Wi-Fi. Positioned for easy access to San Antonio’s thriving business hubs and cultural landmarks, our accommodations offer an exceptional alternative to traditional hotels, perfect for both long and short-term stays. Dive into the dynamic spirit of San Antonio while enjoying the comfort and convenience of our modern apartments, all with a local touch that makes your stay feel uniquely Texan. 

The USA has a different tipping culture to Europe and most countries around the world – it’s discretionary, but very much expected. For service workers —restaurant and hotel staff, taxi drivers, tour guides, etc. —tips are an essential part of their earnings. Always aim to tip between 18 and 20%, or even more if the service was excellent. For purchases over the counter, like takeaway coffees, tipping isn’t necessary but will be warmly appreciated.

Haggling is uncommon. If you try to negotiate a lower price in a restaurant or shop, it’s likely you’ll be met with a bemused look and possibly be considered rude. Be aware that sales tax is usually not included in shop prices, so the price you pay is often higher than advertised.

Located in the southeastern United States, Atlanta, Georgia, experiences a diverse range of weather across its four distinct seasons. Summers are hot and humid, with temperatures generally ranging from the mid-70s to the mid-90s Fahrenheit. Afternoon thunderstorms are common during the summer months, adding to the city’s lush green landscape. Winters in Atlanta are mild, with temperatures typically ranging from the upper 30s to the mid-50s, though occasional cold snaps may bring temperatures near freezing.

Spring and fall offer pleasant, moderate weather with temperatures from the 50s to the 70s, making these seasons ideal for outdoor activities. Atlanta’s climate is defined by its warmth and humidity, so visitors should be prepared for temperature fluctuations, especially during summer and early fall.

In the U.S., the Type A plug is standard, so visitors will need an adaptor. Mobile data coverage is excellent in Atlanta, with SIM cards easily available at grocery and electronics stores. Complimentary WiFi is offered at Synergy’s serviced apartments and many public places.

Safety & Security

Atlanta offers a blend of vibrant city life and suburban tranquility, making it an attractive place for families, professionals, and students alike. Many of Atlanta’s suburban areas, like Decatur, Sandy Springs, and Johns Creek, are known for their safety, excellent schools, and community-oriented feel, making them popular choices for families. These neighborhoods enjoy lower crime rates and a range of local parks, recreational facilities, and family-friendly events.

Within the city, neighborhoods like Midtown and Buckhead offer a bustling urban experience with well-patrolled streets and active community engagement, contributing to a safe environment. While Atlanta’s cityscape is lively, it’s always wise to exercise general urban safety practices.

Supermarkets: For high-end groceries, stores like Whole Foods and Sprouts provide a wide selection of organic and specialty foods.

Mid-range: Publix and Kroger are convenient and well-stocked options, located throughout Atlanta’s neighborhoods.

Affordable options: Aldi and Walmart offer budget-friendly grocery essentials and are easily accessible.

Local Markets: Explore Atlanta’s neighborhood markets and “bodegas” for fresh produce, snacks, and quick essentials, many located close to your furnished apartment.

Living in the heart of Atlanta offers more than just proximity to the city’s iconic landmarks; it’s a chance to fully embrace the vibrant culture throughout your stay. Our thoughtfully selected, fully furnished apartments reflect our commitment to providing a comfortable and memorable experience during your extended visit. We take pride in offering top-tier hospitality and serviced accommodations in some of Atlanta’s most inviting and dynamic neighborhoods. Trust us to deliver an exceptional stay that embodies the warm, welcoming spirit unique to Atlanta’s Southern charm.

Experience the essence of contemporary Atlanta living in our upscale apartments. Immerse yourself in a blend of modern design, premium amenities, and convenient access to the city’s lively culture. Each furnished apartment is crafted for a seamless move-in experience, featuring a fully equipped kitchen, a cozy living area with a SmartTV, and high-speed Wi-Fi. Positioned for easy access to Atlanta’s bustling business districts and vibrant neighborhoods, our accommodations offer an exceptional alternative to traditional hotels, perfect for both long and short-term stays. Dive into the dynamic spirit of Atlanta while enjoying the comfort and convenience of our modern apartments, all with a local touch that makes your stay feel uniquely Southern.

Your time in DFW, whether short-term or an extended stay, is an opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich local culture and community; and where you choose to live is a major factor in the quality of your experience. Whether you’re partial to a more secluded, suburban experience or want to dive deep into the energetic buzz of the city center, our carefully curated, fully furnished apartments are designed to provide you with a comfortable, memorable stay. We take pride in offering top-tier hospitality and serviced accommodations in some of the most inviting and vibrant neighborhoods throughout the Metroplex. Trust us to deliver quality services that will ensure your stay captures the true essence of North Texas hospitality, filled with warmth, friendliness, and authenticity.  

The ultimate blend of economic prowess, cowboy culture, and cultivated arts, Dallas–Fort Worth is a dynamic hub that offers a one-of-a-kind energy and experience. Enjoy a perfect blend of modern amenities and classic Southern hospitality when you stay in our modern, upscale apartments. Step into the ultimate DFW living experience with fully furnished spaces that combine stylish design with cutting-edge amenities, offering the perfect balance of comfort and convenience. Each apartment is equipped with everything you need for a seamless stay, including a fully equipped kitchen, a welcoming living area with a SmartTV, and high-speed Wi-Fi.  

An exceptional alternative to traditional hotels, our serviced accommodations are strategically located to give you easy access to everything from business hubs to entertainment districts throughout the vibrant city center. Explore DFW without the added stress of long-term rental agreements and discover a housing option that is tailored to your needs and timeline. Experience Dallas–Fort Worth your way and immerse yourself in the lively energy of the Metroplex while enjoying personal touches that are guaranteed to make your stay truly unique and special. 

The United States has a different tipping culture than Europe and most countries around the world. It’s discretionary, but very much expected. For service workers – restaurant and hotel staff, taxi drivers, tour guides, etc. – tips are an essential part of their earnings. Always aim to tip between 15 and 20%, or even more if the service was excellent. For purchases over the counter, like takeaway food or coffee, tipping isn’t necessary but will be warmly appreciated.

Haggling is uncommon in restaurants and shops, but not unheard of in certain venues like open-air markets or street vendors. Be aware that sales tax is not included in shop prices, so the price you pay is often higher than advertised.

New York City has four fairly distinct seasons: a hot summer and a cold winter, shouldered with a mild spring and autumn. Summers are hot and humid, with temperatures ranging from about 70°F to 95°F (21°C – 35°C) – just be aware that high humidity can make the “feels like” temperature much higher.

Winters vary in severity from year to year, but temperatures can dip to as low as 20°F (-6°C). Snowfall averages about 25 inches per winter, and severe snowstorms may occur.

Autumn (or fall) produces crisp temperatures, not to mention stunning fall foliage colors across the city. Spring also offers mild temperatures, as well as beautiful cherry blossoms. Rain is common throughout all seasons, so it’s a good idea to carry an umbrella year-round.

An electric plug in America has two pins. Search for a Type A plug adaptor, which you’ll be able to purchase in most electronics stores or large stores like Target.

Mobile data reception is excellent and SIM cards are available in most grocery stores and electronics stores. Free WiFi will also be included in your serviced accommodations.

Safety & Security

With any large city, it’s important you follow some general rules. Be aware of your surroundings at all times, especially in crowded places. Check your pockets frequently. Don’t travel to secluded areas, and stay local. Don’t roam around the city alone at night.

Grocery stores can be found all over the city, and range from small to mid-size markets to full supermarkets. Because the majority of New Yorkers don’t have cars, it’s common to grocery shop frequently and buy fewer groceries at a time. The reason behind this is so they can be easily carried home without the use of a vehicle

High-quality, high-price: Small local chains such as the Amish Market, Citarella and Westside Market offer high-end groceries and prepared foods at prices to match. Other gourmet purveyors include specialty stores like Eataly and Zabar’s.

Mid-range: You’ll notice many small markets, known as “bodegas,” that sell a limited selection of groceries, snacks, drinks, conveniences, alcohol, coffee, and hot and cold deli foods like sandwiches. Beloved by locals, bodegas can be found close to your furnished apartment in NYC and on nearly every block. Although their prices tend to be higher, many find the convenience to be worth paying a little extra. Other moderately priced options include Gristedes, Morton Williams, Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods.

Cheaper eats: You may have to travel to Brooklyn or Queens, but low-price grocery stores like ALDI, CTown and Key Food  can be found throughout the city.

In the USA, tipping is customary and an important part of service workers’ income. While it’s discretionary, it’s generally expected to tip between 18% and 20% for services like restaurants, hotels, taxis and tour guides. For exceptional service, consider tipping more. For smaller purchases, such as takeaway coffee or fast food, tipping isn’t necessary but is always appreciated. 

Haggling is uncommon in the U.S. and may be considered rude if attempted in shops or restaurants. Also, be aware that sales tax is not included in the displayed price, so the final amount you pay may be higher than the advertised price. 

San Antonio enjoys a warm climate with hot summers and mild winters. Summer temperatures can reach into the 90s°F (32-37°C), with high humidity, so be prepared for the heat if you’re visiting during these months. To cool off, consider exploring the city’s many indoor attractions like museums and historical sites. The cooler months, from November to February, offer more comfortable temperatures ranging from 40°F to 60°F (4°C to 15°C), making it a great time to explore the city’s outdoor attractions. Rain is fairly common, especially in the spring and fall, so it’s a good idea to bring an umbrella. Always dress in light, breathable clothing during the summer, and don’t forget to stay hydrated!

In San Antonio, the standard electrical plug is a Type A with two flat pins. Be sure to bring or purchase a Type A plug adaptor if you’re traveling with devices that require different plug types. You can easily find one in most electronics stores or larger retailers like Target and Walmart. 

Mobile data reception in San Antonio is excellent, and SIM cards are available at most grocery stores, electronics shops, or mobile carrier stores. Many cafes, restaurants and public spaces also offer free WiFi, and you’ll find complimentary WiFi in your serviced accommodation for easy connectivity during your stay. 

Safety & Security

As with any large city, staying aware of your surroundings is key to having a safe and enjoyable experience in San Antonio. Keep an eye on your belongings, especially in busy areas like the River Walk or popular tourist spots. Avoid walking alone in secluded areas, particularly at night, and stick to well-lit, populated streets. While San Antonio is generally a safe city, using common sense and staying alert can help you avoid potential issues and ensure you make the most of your visit. 

San Antonio offers a variety of grocery shopping options, from large supermarket chains to local specialty stores. While you won’t find many massive superstores in the city center, popular supermarkets like H-E-B and Walmart are widely available, offering a broad selection of fresh produce, snacks and household goods. Many stores also provide convenient home delivery services, making it easy to have your groceries brought straight to your door. 

Local stores: You’ll find plenty of family-owned grocery stores around San Antonio, offering personalized service and a great selection of local ingredients. These stores often have a unique charm and are perfect for finding regional specialties. 

Specialty: San Antonio is known for its rich culinary heritage, so don’t miss out on exploring its food scene. The city has numerous delis, bakeries, butcher shops and specialty markets where you can find high-quality local products and unique flavors. Be sure to visit the local farmers’ markets and specialty food shops to experience the full range of what San Antonio has to offer! 

The USA has a different tipping culture to Europe and most countries around the world – it’s discretionary, but very much expected. For service workers —restaurant and hotel staff, taxi drivers, tour guides, etc. —tips are an essential part of their earnings. Always aim to tip between 18 and 20%, or even more if the service was excellent. For purchases over the counter, like takeaway coffees, tipping isn’t necessary but will be warmly appreciated.

Haggling is uncommon. If you try to negotiate a lower price in a restaurant or shop, it’s likely you’ll be met with a bemused look and possibly be considered rude. Be aware that sales tax is usually not included in shop prices, so the price you pay is often higher than advertised.

The weather in San Francisco is comfortable all year round. Summer lasts from June to September with temperatures generally in the low 70’s degree fahrenheit (21°C) with lots of sunshine and very little rain. The coldest months are from December to February, with temperatures between 45°and 60° F (7° -15°C). Some rain should be expected in the winter months. Just keep in mind that when you visit San Francisco it can get quite windy any time of year, making it feel colder, so it’s smart to wear layers. And be sure to watch out for Karl, the famous San Francisco fog, when you visit!

An electric plug in America has two pins. Search for a Type A plug adaptor. You will be able to purchase one in most electronics stores or large stores like Target and Walmart.

Mobile data reception is excellent and SIM cards are available in most grocery stores and electronics stores. Free WiFi will also be included in your serviced accommodation.

Safety & Security

With any large city, it’s important you follow some general rules. Be aware of your surroundings at all times, especially in crowded places. Check your pockets frequently. Don’t travel to secluded areas, and stay local. Don’t roam around the city alone at night.

Supermarkets: San Francisco is short on space, so don’t expect to find a huge superstore around the corner from your apartment. That said, there are plenty of familiar favorites like Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods with sizable stores across the city. Note that most stores offer home delivery services —just ask or take a look online.

Local stores: You won’t have to go far from your furnished apartment in San Francisco to come across a decently sized, family-owned grocery store. The selection of food is generally very good, the service far more personalized, and prices competitive.

Speciality: San Francisco is one of the world’s greatest food destinations. Delis, bakeries, butchers and markets are in high supply and worth exploring if you love good eats. Check out this guide to the best in the city.