I was incredibly excited to stay here for my vacation. It was pretty centrally located to the sites I wanted to see and just a short walk from Penn Station, which seemed a huge plus for my arrival. Unfortunately, I fell and broke my ankle shortly after arriving at Penn Station. I messaged the hosts that I was going to be arriving much later than expected and they replied promptly that someone was in the office 24-hours.
The place is charming, well air conditioned (my stay was for mid-summer), and they observe quiet hours at night, which are all pluses. I will stress, however, the location is not handicap accessible. It is located on the second floor and there’s a large step up into the bathroom. I only was able to stay one night, but the hosts kindly helped me get my luggage to my room and then back into a cab the next morning.
I truly wish I could’ve stayed as long as I planned. The cabins are small, yes, but there’s enough room still to change and sleep (even with crutches in the way). There’s a common area to relax in and fresh fruit and tea is always available. The bathroom was well cleaned. It is definitely a place I will recommend to anyone I know traveling to NYC and one day, hopefully, I can return to complete my full stay.