We stayed here for 19 nights while visiting for intensive therapy for our daughter.
It was okay. The beds were firm and comfortable and the street/neighborhood was very quiet and felt safe.
For a shorter stay this unit would have been fine. But for such a long stay some of the inconveniences really wore on me.
Not pictured or noted in the listing is the front door to the building with a very small entry space, with barely room to swing the door open and get around it, immediately followed by a spiral staircase to the 2nd fl where the apartment is. If you plan to enter this unit with a child on your hip, or quite frankly anything in your hands you’ll be making multiple trips every time.
We were given 1 set of keys. You had to open a storm door and hold open while accessing the main door to the building and use a physical key to access the building. Through the tiny entry, up the spiral stairs there was another key to access the apartment that took some finagling to open each time.