My husband and I travel to NYC frequently with our family and usually stay in a two bedroom in Harlem. This time it was just the two of us so we thought a studio would work. The description was wonderful and so many great reviews, we thought this would be the perfect place. Gigi was waiting for us when we arrived and showed us around. When she left she took luggage with her and said she was going to her boyfriends as this was her apartment. We felt like we were house sitting a friends place and not staying in a vacation rental. There was one drawer free for our clothes, a hanging rod for coats and other clothes. We were there for two weeks. We rented this place on the assumption we could cook in the full kitchen and not have to eat out every meal. That was not the case. Although there were most of the amenities of a full kitchen; fridge, stove, oven, microwave, pans. There was no coffee pot ( I had to buy one) no toaster, no disposal, no storage space and very little room to maneuver. The dining chairs were all wobbly, the only window that opened was in the bath room that had missing tiles and a hole in the floor. On the positive side: The location was very close to our daughter's apartment, there were drug stores and grocery stores near by, Central Park was across the street. Gig was very pleasant, answered my questions quickly, offered suggestions when asked, was very accommodating when our plans kept changing. For one person who just needs a good night's sleep, a warm shower, and a mini kitchen this is great. For a couple who wants to relax in a full apartment versus a hotel and cook full meals, find a bigger place.