This place is cheap, convenient, and clean, but not at all what it claims to be. I booked this "aparthotel" as a place to quarantine after arriving in New York from Los Angeles after reading that my room would come with a kitchenette (perfect considering all of the restaurants are closed). However, I was met with nothing but a counter and a minifridge. Maybe my impression of what a kitchenette should be is wrong, but there was no microwave, trash can, silverware, or even cups to be found. Additionally, as this place doesn't seem to have a staff, I had to reach out to my host, Jeniffer, through Airbnb to ask about the wifi password (not posted in my check-in instructions OR anywhere inside of the building). Not to mention, the thermostat in my room did not work! The self-check-in process was easy enough, but when both of my room keys stopped working there was no easy way to access someone in the building for help— I messaged Jeniffer about this and she told me that a new key would be left for me in the lockbox I used for self-check-in, but when I arrived 15 minutes later the lockbox was empty. To be fair, I was in a testy mood as my bladder was full and there is an alarm in the lobby that goes off incessantly, but still— don't send a guest on a goose chase for a new key. I ran out of toilet paper on my last day and decided I'd rather buy my own than expect help from the people that run this place. Despite all of this, the building has a lovely rooftop to hang out on.
If you need a cheap place to stay without any true amenities, this is the place for you, otherwise, find an actual Airbnb.