Parking Near 191st Street Station, Washington Heights
Where Can I Park for 191st Street Station?
Drivers can use a Broadway garage 0.3 mi from 191st Street Station for $13 an hour, or a Washington Heights valet garage 0.3 mi away for $20 a day. A valet space at 506 W. 181 St. is 0.5 mi away and costs $16 an hour. The station has four-elevator access from the mezzanine above the platforms.
- Address
- 1614 Saint Nicholas Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Convenient BK Parking Inc. - 4560 Broadway Garage, NYC, 0.3 mi (7 min walk)
- Nearest station
- 190th Street, 0.4 mi (8 min walk)
Parking Near Washington Heights
A train at a railway station platform Photo: Pexels / Arjun Jai
Parking at 191st Street Station
191st Street Station is a subway station at 1614 Saint Nicholas Avenue in Manhattan, near Washington Heights. The station’s main entrance is reached by four elevators from the mezzanine above the platforms, according to Wikipedia (wikipedia.org).
The access arrangement matters when planning a car journey, because the entrance is connected to a deep underground station rather than a surface rail car park. The station is also associated with a nearly 180-foot-deep platform level, with the tunnel serving as the only access point according to 6sqft (6sqft.com).
Commuter Parking Near the Station
Drivers looking for a paid space can use a garage on Broadway, 0.3 mi from the station, priced at $13 an hour. This option suits commuters who want a garage space close to the subway rather than relying on curbside parking.
A valet parking garage in Washington Heights is also 0.3 mi away and costs $20 a day. The daily rate makes this space a practical fit for a full workday, while a valet space at 506 W. 181 St. is 0.5 mi away at $16 an hour.
Street Parking Around 1614 Saint Nicholas Avenue
The station address is 1614 Saint Nicholas Avenue, in Manhattan near Washington Heights. The available authority and transport information identifies the subway entrance and its elevator access, but does not provide a street-parking tariff, time limit, resident zone, or enforcement schedule for the surrounding blocks.
For drivers using nearby curb space, the station’s entrance arrangement is important: Wikipedia records that access to the main entrance is provided by four elevators from the mezzanine above the platforms (wikipedia.org). A car left near the address therefore serves a subway entrance reached through the station’s elevator access rather than a surface platform.
Parksy Spaces Within Walking Distance
Parksy lists a Broadway garage space 0.3 mi from 191st Street Station at $13 an hour. A second garage option, in Washington Heights, is 0.3 mi away and costs $20 a day, making it better suited to drivers leaving a car for a full day.
Two spaces at 506 W. 181 St. are 0.5 mi away. The hourly option suits shorter visits, and the daily covered space suits commuters who want shelter for an all-day stay.
Connections From the Station and Nearby Alternatives
190th Street is the nearest station, 0.4 mi away and an 8-minute walk, according to the place information. Drivers parking farther from the entrance can use that station as an alternative subway connection, although the walking distance is longer than the closest Parksy spaces.
The station’s nearly 180-foot depth and four-elevator access are useful considerations when allowing time for a connection. The station is also served through an underground tunnel described by 6sqft as the only access point (6sqft.com), so a parking choice should account for the walk to the entrance rather than assuming a street-level platform connection.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for 191st Street Station?
Drivers can use a Broadway garage 0.3 mi from 191st Street Station for $13 an hour, or a Washington Heights valet garage 0.3 mi away for $20 a day. A valet space at 506 W. 181 St. is 0.5 mi away and costs $16 an hour. The station has four-elevator access from the mezzanine above the platforms.
How Much Is Parking Near 191st Street Station?
A Broadway garage 0.3 mi from the station costs $13 an hour. A Washington Heights valet garage, also 0.3 mi away, costs $20 a day. At 506 W. 181 St., a valet space is 0.5 mi away and costs $16 an hour, while a daily covered space costs $16 a day.
Is There Street Parking Around 1614 Saint Nicholas Avenue?
The station entrance is reached through four elevators from the mezzanine above the platforms, rather than from a surface platform.
How Do I Access 191st Street Station After Parking?
The station’s main entrance is reached by four elevators from the mezzanine above the platforms. Its platform level is nearly 180 feet deep, and an underground tunnel is described as the only access point. Allow time to walk from a parking space to the entrance and through the elevator access.
Which Nearby Parking Option Is Best for a Full Workday?
The Washington Heights valet garage 0.3 mi from the station costs $20 a day, making it suited to drivers leaving a car for a full workday. A daily covered space at 506 W. 181 St. is 0.5 mi away and costs $16 a day. The hourly options suit shorter visits.
Can I Use 190th Street as an Alternative Subway Connection?
190th Street is the nearest station, 0.4 mi away and an 8-minute walk. Drivers parking farther from the station entrance can use it as an alternative subway connection, although that walk is longer than the distance to the closest Parksy spaces.
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