There had been an issue with a pipe leaking above the bathroom right before my trip, so Yvelisse wasn't sure if she would have to cancel my reservation due to the repair work. Luckily it all ended up getting fixed in time for my visit. Yvelisse quickly responded to a few questions I had before I arrived. When I got there, I discovered that the hot water valve in the bathroom was still turned off and was too difficult for me to turn back on, so Yvelisse came right over. It was too tight for her too, so she called the landlord, and he came right over and fixed it.
The apartment is on the first floor, so you only have to climb a flight of stairs outside the building. The apartment was kind of hot (I was there in late May), and you can use only one A/C unit at a time, so I ran the one in the bedroom overnight, and it worked well. The kitchen had enough pans and dinnerware for me to fix a few meals. The bed was comfortable. The bedroom and living room both were pretty spacious.
It's very well situated -- only a few minutes' walk to the subway station, two nice grocery stores even closer, a wine shop, restaurants, etc. Fort Tryon Park is about a 15-minute walk. It's easily accessible from the GW Bridge, but street parking is extremely limited. I preferred the garage at 200 Cabrini (Laz/Castle Village). They were nice and reasonably priced, and it was only a short walk to the apartment.