We stayed in the two bedroom, one bath space. The location in the East Village was ideal. That was pretty much the only positive of this space. Lets start with the three keys. You will be told you have three keys: the first key is for the outside gate, which we did not need, because we could not get it to work, so reached over and very easily turned the knob. Then you enter an unlocked, broken door, climb a very steep set of steps, unlock a second door, climb another set of steps, enter a tiny kitchen(shared by other guests), climb a third set of steps, and unlock your door. It was nearly impossible to navigate luggage up these steps. The kitchen space is dismal: it is flanked by a tiny shower and then a tiny bathroom and then a bedroom (this is the one room suite advertised by seith/keith). If they are in the shower, and you are in the kitchen, well, too bad, privacy goes out the window! While we were there, the other guests were cooking really stinky meals: we could not take it. The smells went right to our rooms. In our suite, the furnishings were straight out of a college dorm room. The tv did not work, the fridge buzzed constantly, the bed in the main room sagged and was extremely uncomfortable. This listing is above a bar,, and people were out till 2:00 every night we were there. You are also right around the corner from a police or fire station: the emergency vehicles are constant. Also, when I called the host three days before arrival, she seemed caught off guard, like she was unaware of our arrival. When I asked if she was Seith, she said yes, but I also see listings for Keith. When I called about the gate lock not working, she/he did not respond until I got a text the next day. And finally, the rooms were advertised for one price, but at checkout, I was charged another, and was told AFTER THE FACT, that the higher bill was for the holiday pricing, which was not clearly identified. All in all, it just was not a good experience. We would never use this space again.