I took my two 13-year old sons on their first trip to New York for spring break. I was a little nervous about getting around NY but, upon arrival at Anitra and Steven's apartment, I was immediately at ease. Anitra and Steven were returning from a walk when we arrived and helped us access the lock box to retrieve the apartment keys. The apartment is very spacious and is well-appointed with all the amenities: extra toiletries, toilet paper, lots of towels, paper towels, lots of dishes/cookware/flatware, wi-fi t.v. that we could use to login to our favorite apps like Netflix or Disney+, extra blankets, access to a washer and dryer, plenty of space to spread out and relax after a long day of touring the city. The apartment is very stylish and very clean with updated fixtures throughout the kitchen and bathroom. The apartment is conveniently located in a quiet residential area which is nice and very secure. The first night we were there, we walked to Whole Foods (approx. 10-15 min. walk) to pick up snacks. As a tourist to NY, we hit all the attractions. I originally planned to Uber most places but, instead, ended up taking the subway everywhere ($5.50 roundtrip/pp). The St. Nicholas Ave. and 125th St. station is approximately a 6 mins walk - extremely convenient. We easily traveled to and from every attraction we wanted to see from that station without ever having to switch trains mid-journey. The longest ride from the 125th St. station was 25 minutes to lower Manhattan to the the Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island, 9/11 Memorial/Museum, World Trade Center, etc. Uber would have taken an hour. Everything else - Central Park, American Museum of Natural History, Empire State Building, Time Square, Rockefeller Center, Grand Central was a 15-20 minute express subway ride. We will definitely stay at Anitra and Steven's apartment again. It's nice going out to the tourist areas during the day, but great coming back to a place that feels like home in the evenings.