There were some great things about the place (large for NYC standards, in-unit washer+dryer, nice bathroom, nice people) but some things were below par which made the overall experience just okay. Those are:
- Room keys didn't work at checkin. We needed to get the front desk folks to come up and open the door for us until the keys were fixed (next morning).
- Hard wood floors are older and we got splinters in our feet multiple times through out.
- Bed was super saggy and very uncomfortable. A request to make this better was ignored.
- Request to change our end date became super complicated and messy because Airbnb's system didn't work with Oakwood's system. Ultimately I was refunded the difference, but it was a lot harder than it needed to be.
- Location is at the intersection of two busy streets, so lots of honking during the day. But it's also very central to a lot of great food & transit options; you usually can't get one without the other in NYC.
I might still consider staying here again if a few of these things were improved.