Unfortunate that the value of this listing is the best you'll get in pricey NYC. The place isn't perfect, but has basic amenities that will get you through several days. However any stay longer than that will require a bit more work on your part, as you'll need to restock on toilet paper & paper towels, for example, and you'll need to carry an extra set of towels if you ever want to change / replace them after a few days.
The bathroom was the least satisfactory aspect of the listing, as the shower (and especially the curtain) had grime, mold, and flies all over it. It was also terribly cramped, but one comes to expect that from an apartment bathroom in NYC.
Other unsatisfactory aspects include: the broken / non-existent window screens that cannot possibly keep out mosquitos & other insects, especially on those hot nights when you need to open the windows (since the place has no AC or fan), which I learned the hard way by ending the trip with several itchy bites all over; sheets that don't fit the couch bed; a very spotty Wifi that needed to be reset a few times; and lastly, no microwave (!!) for eating leftovers or making quick meals / snacks.
But I like to think I'm fairly flexible / easygoing about a lot of living amenities, especially when you're paying relatively bottom-tier to stay in a great part of Brooklyn, so it's easy to harp on all the negative aspects without considering the positive ones. In essence, you get what you pay for, so if you want more, you gotta shell out for more - otherwise you're probably better off just crashing on a friend's couch (assuming you have one ready to accommodate).