The location of this apartment is great: right at the intersection of Soho, Little Italy, and Chinatown. There are tons of shops and restaurants around, but it doesn't get too loud at night either. Also, it comes with a washer and dryer unit which is convenient.
The space is smaller than the pictures make it seem, and the place didn't come with a lot of necessary amenities you would expect, like toilet paper, handsoap, etc. The kitchen is small: there isn't even a drawer for silverware, so that gets stored on the windowsill.
However, this place is pretty overpriced for what it is. I also wasn't happy that after booking the place, the host charged me a bunch of extra money because the dates I booked weren't perfectly on the month. He threatened to cancel my booking and give it to another guest if I didn't agree to the up-charge. I understand that he could have gotten more business, but it was a shitty experience to go through, already paying a huge premium for such a small place, then paying a bunch more, then having it not come with essential amenities.
I would recommend if you are optimizing for location and are price-insensitive.