Our three generation family of four adults and two preschoolers stayed in the apartment for 9 days. The neighborhood is great with restaurants, coffee shops, Key grocery, pharmacy and other services within 5-10 minutes walking. (Thaiholic for superb Thai food.). For NY the price for three bedrooms is fair. I think this apartment would be great for several adults who want to eat their meals out and use it as a base. But it wasn't ideal for a family with children as the kitchenette isn't really sufficient to do much cooking. (Curtis did say that most of his guests didn't use it.). There is only a kitchen bar with two stools and one of the stools was broken, so to eat one had to sit on the sofa. There are only a couple of pans and when we arrived we found only 3 forks, but he delivered a new set of cutlery as well as a new blanket we requested the same day.
PROS
-Beds are comfortable
-Walking distance to restaurants, shops and subway
-Nicely decorated
-Four large screen TVs
CONS
-Only one bath towel for each person, no hand towels or washcloths
-Inside front door handle comes off each time one opens the door
-Microwave stopped working on our 3rd day, although somebody brought another one around a few later that didn't fit into space
-Only one key fob for the apartment so if group not together, somebody had to call inside to be let in
-Not the owner's fault, but management of building. Intercom from entrance building did not work, no no way to communicate with those in apartment from outside
-Rooftop gym was pretty grubby and treadmills were broken