Kimyon’s apartment is not for the luxury traveller, to say the least. While one night describe the apartment as “quirky” or “artsy,” I would decline in those descriptions. Kimyon initially requested for us to check in much later than requested and we ended up waiting outside the apartment until a neighbor let us in. The apartment itself is oddly furnished (art and quirks aside). There is no couch or seating area to speak of. Given we visited in June and it was quite warm out, the bedroom got very hot but there was no fan or AC to offer relief. Compounding the matter, the one window that could open slowly slid closed through the night. The bed was comfortable enough, yet it was accompanied by a shadeless lamp on the ground next to bed. I was tempted to stop at a store to buy a cheap fan and lamp— that small investment would drastically improve the bedroom experience. The bathroom was expectedly small (one cannot fault it’s size, it is New York after all). But neither the tub nor the sink drained, leaving me stranding in 5in of dirty shower water. Additionally, the WiFi was erratic and not reliable. I do not think Kimyon has bad intentions, but I would advise one to seek another listing. Kimyon was perfectly pleasant to communicate with, just the apartment was not accommodating or comfortable.