Overall I’m happy with what I paid for after the discounted price. If it was the original price I think it’s better to stay at a hotel for just $30 more a night for a more comfortable stay ie. Have your own bathroom, safer location and better amenities. That being said $60/night was hard to beat in Manhattan. It is what you pay for - the room is in a rather old apartment with somewhat of a sketchy entrance (there’s no pictures of it for a reason) but the interior is small and clean. Jackie has a house keeper that comes every weekday and she does a good job of keeping the public areas clean. This location is walking distance to so many good restaurants and not too far away by foot to the Brooklyn bridge, shopping at SoHo and Chinatown. It’s connected to major streets like Bowery, Clinton and Grand - as well as east Broadway station. While the exterior is a little quiet because it’s a residential block, the nearby areas are pretty busy. Overall a good experience but please set accurate expectations when staying in a small room in an old apartment. The checkin experience is smooth but Jackie doesn’t reply to messages and doesn’t pick up the phone- everything is smooth and rarely do I need to. It’s just a small gripe I had to take note.