Steven's place is well stocked with your basic amenities (loved how there were so many towels and blankets there for us) and is spacious enough for a group of 4, even 6. Note that there are no elevators, so coming up with luggage is tricky, however, Yolanda was a sweetheart as she helped me lug my things upstairs. We really liked how there was a lockbox outside of the building, as it made traveling easy when we would all come back at different times.
However, I will say that our stay was unfortunately cut short due to some safety concerns. I would recommend this place as a short stay, max of 2 days or so, but as a group of 4 young women who were planning to stay 2.5 weeks and work from home while we were there, it was less than ideal. The street noise is ridiculous with sirens and firetrucks running by every 15 minutes and every night, there was always someone screaming on the street beneath our window. I'm not sure why all the other reviews are so positive about the location – I assume that these other guests were not staying for as long.
We were awakened at 3 am by a fight beneath our window where a man's windshield was smashed and he was left beaten unconscious until the police came. Sure this didn't happen in the property itself, but if you're traveling alone, stay away if you're paranoid. It's about a 5-minute walk from the closest subway, which isn't bad, but felt like forever since we were scared of walking around alone late at night. Spent a lot of money on uber that week. The location itself made us feel like we had a curfew when coming back from a late dinner.