My daughter and I stayed at Kevin's place for four days this week and I can recommend it highly.
It's extremely clean, meticulously kept, and, as Kevin says, very close to the subway, which can take you into Manhattan or wherever you wish to go in the city.
There are small corner stores ("bodegas," as they call them in NYC) within a short walk, where you can buy groceries and other basic supplies if you need them. (I myself stocked up on sodas -- which the small refrigerator in the room kept cold for me -- and granola bars in case I got thirsty or hungry in the middle of the night . . . though I did enjoy the very good coffee Kevin had on hand in the kitchen, and which you can make by the cup in the Keurig coffee machine in the kitchen area.)
Very important for me was the clothes washer and dryer, located in a closet off the living room area: this permitted me to wash and re-wear the clothes I bought on the trip -- and at no expense, as Kevin provided the detergent and even the fabric softener. In fact, I didn't have to unpack half the clothing I brought from home for the trip, because I was able to wash and re-wear the other half I'd packed.
The other guests were very polite and extremely quiet. I rarely saw or heard them, even though we shared the communal living room.