This review is for the original place we stayed at (the Dupont Place listing). For >$150/night, we expected more than what we got. For less than that, we got a full flat in downtown Brooklyn with full kitchen/fridge/washer/dryer).
The listing appeared in our search for an "entire place", but it's only a bedroom+bathroom on the third floor walk-up (with laundry/dryer x1 shared with other tenants in this building, which appeared to be renovated from a former hostel/boarding house). The location is 10-12min away from Duport Circle Station, which can be a lot in +90F weather. The internet gets 8Mbp download speeds (when it actually works), so if you need to log into video conferences, forget it. The kitchenette consists of a mini-fridge (the ice compartment isn't actually freezing, so keep that in mind when you want ice cream); a microwave; and a sad set of dishware. The room also smelled like soaked dirty laundry that's been sitting out for a week. I suspect that the AC filter was the culprit (or they may actually have mold somewhere); we didn't complain about it due to our learned helplessness at this point. I'm a physician and it felt a little PTSD to harken back to my impoverished undergrad days (e.g. living in musky quarters, hoarding grocery bags for trash, trying to game thermokinetics to cool the room).
What broke the camel's back was that the AC stopped operating properly halfway into our visit, and the host didn't take our initial complaint seriously, and instead pointed to the heat wave and us dialing the temperature below 70F (which we did. For 10 mins. As a consequence of the room feeling like 82F). Fortunately, the host was responsive (that time) and moved us to another listing (which was five stars, beautifully managed/maintained, more in line with the $150-200 price tag, and something we might actually book in the future). Again, this review reflects the original listing we stayed at.