David's place is not small, its tiny (108 sq ft-I measured it-without the bathroom). There is one big bed which only leaves 0,5 meters on the right and on the left side of the bed and the wall. Mirrors right and left of the bed abound. There is one small collapsable table at the end of the bed which is very useful, since that is the only place where one can eat and/or work. A collapsable chair is provided as well. This place is way too small for two people, even though the Airbnb picture may suggest otherwise. Kitchen utensils are pitiful. Some plastic forks and spoons, no knives (had to buy them), no dish towels, no dish washing soap, and only plastic plates-so not really a "green" place. There is a microwave and a hot water heater, otherwise no cooking is possible.
Beware of the heating, which comes on and off and heated up the room way too much. The host, David, was very responsive to my complaints, but appparently wasn't able to get the heating system completely shut off. I fault the building manager for that.
The bathroom and shower were both very good, clean, lots of towels, and obviously recently renovated.
The apartment is on the third floor (counting, as is customary in the US, the entrance, as the first floor) No elevator! The staircase gets pretty narrow between the 2nd and the 3rd floor, so if you have bulky luggage, its a challenge to go up there.
All in all, it's an ok place. The price-performance ratio is out of balance, but probably corresponds to the NYC market.