Everyone's reviews describe the place as small, but you are not prepared for how tiny the place actually is. The door does not even open all the way when trying to get inside the unit. Our host was late to check-in (about 30 mins), but led us to the apartment promptly after arriving; however, she didn't apologize or explain why she was late, which was strange. It seemed like my group was an afterthought to Jennifer, as we did not receive the gracious welcome or attentiveness described by other reviewers, but were rushed to the apartment and never contacted by the host again, not even checking in, despite us staying there 4 consecutive nights...
The apartment itself was pretty dirty inside, with hair and crumbs left in the fridge, dirt everywhere, dingy bathroom, etc. My group ended up spending $20+ on our own cleaning supplies because it felt that unsanitary. Jennifer also didn't really give us directions as to how to reach her if we needed anything, so we just fended for ourselves. There is a wifi hotspot in the unit, but it does not work by any means. Also, don't count on a hairdryer being in there, despite it being listed in the amenities. The only positive of this place was the location, as you could walk to most things. But, for $200 a night, you should be able to have a clean place where the front door opens...I know it's New York but come on.