This little apartment was perfect for our visit to Chelsea. The neighborhood is full of great restaurants, coffee places, the subway, and just a couple blocks from the beautiful High Line for walking down to Chelsea Market or up to Hudson Yard. (Such a great new asset for Chelsea and the lower West Side!)
Dani's apartment is NYC small, meaning very efficient in its use of every inch. It was impeccably clean, with plenty of towels and clean sheets. We'd counted on the "sofa bed" for our 20 year old daughter, and it worked out, but there's not privacy. This apartment is best for a couple; maybe add 1-2 kids who aren't too picky about where they sleep.
The galley kitchen has all the basics - full sized fridge, coffee maker, toaster, oven, stovetop (check whether the burner you turn on is working before you rely on it). With so many great places to eat in Chelsea, why cook?
A word to drivers: It was easy to unload/load from the building, at the right times of day. Street parking is not available on that section of 21st, and the city prevents access to the block at the times kids are coming to/from the school across the street.