Overall, our stay was ok. There was some noteworthy positive and negatives about it.
The positives are pretty well documented in the other reviews. Henry provided a clean apartment in probably one of the best locations in the city with quick and easy access to a couple subway stations.
From our experience, here are some of the not so great:
1. This isn't your typical Airbnb. Think of this building as an Airbnb hotel that mostly has a young European customer base. The negatives are a lot of people up late into the night, roaming the hallways, and being loud. If the walls weren't so thin this might not be an issue but it was on our trip. The quiet hours were also not being enforced. There was also demo going on in the apartment across the hall and we weren't notified before checking in. For some this might not matter because it was during the day, but for us with a young daughter who needs some rest before the evening activities this was not ideal.
2. The apartment gets cold at night and the heating system is centrally managed so it can't be adjusted. Henry kindly provided a space heater which helped but the listing showing a heater is deceiving. It got so cold that a neighbor asked us if we had extra blankets in our room. We did not.
3. The laundry facilities get hogged by the cleaning crews that service the Airbnb's. You'll have to battle them or wait until late nights or early morning to get access to them.
4. The kitchen isn't serviceable. If you are looking for an Airbnb to save cost and cook your own food this isn't the place. Utensils are scarce and you get one old pot and pan. No coffee maker. The only kitchen convenience was the refrigerator.
This is a good option if you're a night owl and don't mind a lot of noise. I'd be wary if you have a child and need quiet hours for rest. Value wise, for me, spending a few extra bucks on a hotel would have been worth it. Henry is a good host and has a good system for check in, luggage check, etc but due to the reasons listed I wouldn't recommend it for a family with any kids.