This property is exactly as advertised, and more. The apartments are on top of the JW Marriott hotel and we shared the same entrance, although not the same elevators. It was nice having the hotel amenities available to us. The New York Times and WSJ every morning and packages delivered to our door.
We were surprised at how large the apartment was and there are closets (and hangers) galore. My husband and I are working from home in Florida and we wanted a change in scenery. The bedroom has a desk where my husband set up his office, and I set up in the small sunroom that had a pocket door that, when closed, rendered the room virtually soundproof. And, there is so much light. The entire south wall of the apartment is windows. At the end of the work day, my husband would take a bike ride through Central Park and I either went for a jog or did a Peloton class in the gym on the third floor. And, then, we'd stroll to a neighborhood restaurant for dinner. We only took a cab one night to a restaurant because there are so many options within walking distance. Perhaps only because the hotel restaurant is closed because of Covid, but we also had access to the JW Marriott Executive Lounge for breakfast in the mornings. Great assortment of bagels and fruit, yogurt, cereal and oatmeal in containers, and bottomless cappuccinos. There is also a coffee maker and toaster in the apartment. The only downside to the kitchen is that there isn't a full-size oven and the electric cooktop only has two fairly small burners. The microwave is also a convection oven and I was able to roast beets and asparagus but I don't think I'd try to bake in it. We did cook several meals in the apartment and it is certainly functional. Adir is great. We had some issues when we first arrived on a weekend with the internet but he was very responsive and we had it working before the work week began. We had a great time and would absolutely stay again.