My husband and I stayed here for a little vacation, and you definitely get what you pay for in terms of space and quality. The space is small but it is actually bigger than what the pictures led on which was a nice surprise. Michael had great accommodations with a stocked bathroom with extra essentials if needed and pantry staples in the kitchen if you decide to cook while staying there. However, there was multiple things of expired food in the fridge which made it seem like it hadn't been cleaned out in a while. I will say the room gets extremely hot due to the furnace and you have no control over it, other than opening a window or turning the ac unit on. The stairs are VERY steep and there is no elevator, so if you have trouble with stairs I would suggest looking elsewhere as well as carrying heavy luggage up the stairs was extremely difficult. Opening the front door was a bit difficult, but getting into the lockbox to get the keys was very convenient. The building itself didn't seem all that great but the apartment itself was very nice with the way Michael decorated it, the art in the space was gorgeous. The bed was very comfortable, however extremely creaky and loud. There's a make shift closet which was very useful, but the door to it was difficult to shut fully and the door would keep swinging open and block the walk way to the bathroom and kitchen. The walls in the building are very thin so you can hear everything the neighbors do, which is very normal in apartment living, but if you're not used to it prepare yourself. Overall this place is great for the price, however maybe only good for short term stays if more than one person is staying in the space, but would be totally fine long term for one person. We will definitely be staying in the space again when decide to go back to New York.