Personally, I won't stay here again. I travel to Manhattan for work for two weeks at a time and have stayed at quite a few places in the area. All in all, I struggled to feel at home here. The owner and her assistant were great. They were responsive to all my questions including sorting out the front door lock when it got jammed. But, my biggest struggles were with things they could not resolve - the noise and light in the apartment.
The street this apartment faces is off an exit from FDR Dr. This results in a lot of traffic on the street at all hours of the day/night and many of these commuters are frustrated by the slow in pace of movement so there is a lot of beeping horns. The walls and ceiling are quite thin so I could hear both the upstairs neighbors moving around starting around 6am and the next door neighbors whose cat was crying throughout the morning/day/evening. One weekend evening there was a full-on paty next door that went onto 4am - it was impossible to sleep with the loud music they were playing.
The apartment is pretty dark due to both dark decor and the window placement. The layout of kitchen/bed/living space in a shotgun means that light doesn't really spread from the front room's windows.
Finally, I have to agree with the other reviews that the bed is quite hard. Even with the added pillow top, it feels a bit like you are sleeping on a board with a pillow top on it - it's still very stiff and unforgiving.