Stayed here with my parents and my 8 year old child. It was just the right size for us, not too big or too small. Very nice apartment, great sunlight in the bedrooms and kitchen. Short walks to the 24-hour health food grocery, several restaurants, a large pharmacy, and the MTA subway into the city. My parents had to bring their car (not their original plan); sometimes they had to park 2 blocks away but they found free parking nightly, and no one bothered the car. I felt safe walking to the pharmacy and market late at night. The street the apartment is on is very quiet--a nice surprise! Convenient entry system (no anxiety about losing keys). I did not use the tv but my parents did one day and reported it was very nice and new. Great drawer and closet space plus lots of cabinets throughout. I shared king bed with my daughter; we slept well on bed mattress, which seemed new. Curtains in bedroom kept room dark in the mornings. Open curtains for cheerful blast of morning sun--I woke my daughter up this way several times. :) There is a microwave, non stick pots/pans, nice dishes, oven, fridge, etc. No tea kettle or toaster, but I boiled my water in sauce pot, no problem; I toasted my bagels in a pan, not a problem for me. Stove is gas, cooks fast. Plenty of room in the kitchen for your own foods. Negra and Edin were very nice and responsive. Two light bulbs happened to go out while we were there and Edin replaced them. Other than that, I had no problems (not sure that counts as a problem!). I let some butter get too hot when cooking and the smoke alarm spoke to me, warning that I should act soon to get rid of the smoke because the alarm is very loud. I appreciated this talking smoke detector! By the way, Negra brought some cereal and milk, bagels, cream cheese, and eggs before our arrival and that was very considerate. Very kind. Having food for breakfast every day saved so much time, and meant I and my daughter never left hungry. Extra notes: there is a detachable (handheld) shower spray (makes washing hair or bathing small children much easier); there are a few steps to get to front door, and a steep flight of stairs to get to the unit--there is a secure railing, but large suitcases cannot rest on each step, so one must be able to lift your bags and keep balance. The heating is very strong, it was 25 degrees Fahrenheit at night and the heating (radiators) came on twice a day or more, so I was never cold; in fact, I had to open the bedroom window on two nights because I need a cooler room for sleeping-- but people with cold sensitivity would like it. I have no complaints, this place was very nice and cozy. It is in Queens, and so close...