Small place the high ceilings make it look bigger than it actually is. Basically the size of a standard room in a cruise ship. Relatively expensive price given the size but could just be the rent market right now. Overall a solid place to crash for a couple months if you're working an internship in the city.
Location is great. 2-3 minute walk to Union square subway station that can get you to Midtown in 5-6 minutes or other places you need to go. Gyms, food, and laundry are all nearby walking distance. Weekly cleaning service is nice with bed sheets and covers being replaced as well as counters and bathrooms being cleaned.
This place is a walkup no elevator so keep that in mind with unit number selection. I liked my unit in this regard because I never had to climb stairs (1st floor), and it was very close to the entry/exit door in the building. Makes a difference when carrying groceries and doing laundry.
Very quiet inside the apartment so shouldn't be issues with noise when sleeping. Kitchen is very limited, and you basically only have a microwave and fridge. I ate out for the most part and never made food besides the basics, but if you do frequently cook, this isn't the place. A/C unit is very old.
If you like natural sunlight, this unit isn't for you. The windows are positioned in between a building with back alley view, so you don't see too much sun, especially with the blinds down. Makes it easier to sleep though