I was a little worried about using airbnb and staying in a house that is not a hotel. However, it turned out it was a pretty good experience. Everything Steve described on his house was accurate. It was clean, secure, and friendly as if I was staying in my friend's house.
The room was quite small as you can see in the picture Steve posted but it didn't bother me at all. I could put all of my luggages with no problem (2 big ones and a backpack). They had shelves that I can put my makeups and other stuff which was really convenient. Even there was a TV in the room which entertained me A LOT during the trip while I was staying in the house at night. The bathroom was quite clean and they had everything I needed. In the kitchen, there were a microwave and a refrigerator and it was really helpful for reducing budget of traveling such an expensive city.
The only downside was location. Since I was staying in NYC for about a week, I bought the 7-day pass and it was exclusive for metros and buses. It took about an hour or sometimes less to get to Manhattan riding only those. It wasn't that bad for me because I thought of it as a part of traveling(watching the view of New York City) however if you don't want to spend your time on going back and forth to the places, this house wouldn't be a good fit for you. I prefer having a clean bathroom and privacy over anything, so it was just a perfect place compare to hostels in the main city.
Overall, it was such a nice place to stay. I really appreciate Steve and his wife taking a good care of my needs.