Seith was great, but the accomodation was just OK. Read below so you know exactly what you're getting in to.

Seith quickly came to help us when we got to the apartment on day 1 when the lockbox with our keys for the studio was empty (imagine the heartattack!).

We were given 3 sets of keys but 1 set didn't open the door to the studio (our friend slept on couch in common room until we returned from a nite out, she left her phone in room)

Bathroom is split w toilet and shower which are both in a common area (I was surprised by an arriving couple only wearing my towel...). Shower is basically a door and then the shower. No room to get changed and it gives to a common area. So it's not "shared" but it's not private.

Bedroom was fine but freezing. Thank goodness for the electric heater. There was an effort to put plastic on the windows, but cold air still came through.

East Village area though is great with tons of restos and bars. This place was not too far from subway. And the noise in the evening didnt bother us much.

Our stay was OK. I would have spent a few more dollars to have something a bit more comfortable, with my own private bathroom and kitchen.