Where to start? The location is generally good for access to many Manhattan activities, though the door to the unit is on a busy and somewhat dirty stretch of road. A noisy thoroughfare. Subway stops are a 6-10 min walk, including Penn Station. Lots of restaurants, delis, coffee shops, etc close by. The apartment's shower worked well, as did the AC units and washer/dryer stack.
The apartment sorely needs some maintenance attention. Problems include holes in the walls and doors, a broken towel rack, broken lamp, broken closet door, grimy coffee maker, extension cords running all over, missing outlet face plate. 3 of the 4 dinette chairs were missing screws holding the seat down. We had to move screws around to make 3 usable chairs. Some of these issues may be code violations.
There are TV's but no connectivity other than over-the-air antennae. No DVD player or HDMI cable to plug a laptop into.
No hand towels, wash cloths or bath soap were provided. Never come across that before. We had to go out and buy some. Very strange.
For $400+ per night maybe I am expecting too much in NYC, but for a relatively small amount of money most of these shortcomings could be quickly corrected by an average Joe handyman.