Overall the experience was good. The apartment is in a older-style building but it has an elevator and the apartment itself has been renovated. It's a nice space. I must say I did get the feeling from the host that we were not welcome, it was clearly 'his place' and we were not much more than an inconvenience to him, despite the fact that over the two weeks we were there he was earning very good income for that room. Rather than take the time to clear the space out the wardrobe was left full of his clothing and it took at least two requests before he moved the stuff out of the room. The shelves were still left full of shoes as well as the back of the door with jackets hanging. The bedding and linen was not very nice, it was cheap and felt it. The pillows were thin and old. I had to purchase two new pillows. The towels felt like they were from a rental company and were thin, some were dirty and irritated my skin. I purchased new towels to use throughout the stay. Toilet paper ran out on at least two occasions that I can remember, it was replaced quickly. What it did remind me is that the host was not considering at all that he was hosting guests in his home who are enjoying a vacation in a foreign country, we were not squatters or friends sleeping on a couch - I didn't expect breakfast in bed but I'm talking about a constant sense that we were an inconvenience in the life of this host. The host would have very loud telephone conversations in the living areas which could be heard in the room. The place was reasonably well fitted out. The host continually checked to make sure everything was okay but not with the sort of attitude that made me feel like if I said anything he actually would have cared. It is quite far uptown at 152nd and in a nice neighbourhood. There are subway stops reasonably close by and shops within metres from the front door of the building. There were other Airbnb guests in the apartment while we were there and they were respectful and kept to themselves.