Great spot in a great neighborhood! I stayed for a week during which I worked remotely most days and spent most evenings exploring the city. The wifi was awesome, which I have found is not always the case in Airbnbs. 7 minute walk to the subway that connects you to pretty much wherever you want to go in the city. Lots of great coffee places, restaurants, and grocery stores within a 10 minute walk.
Some of the furniture pictured is no longer there, including the red chair in the living room and the chest with drawers in the bedroom. Was just a bummer that there wasn't a dresser or anything with drawers in the bedroom into which I could unpack my clothes. Also, the bench at the work station has been replaced with one pretty uncomfortable chair. Not a huge deal, my friend and I just worked at the kitchen table or the couch, but just note that there isn't a great desk setup present.
The Latch app they use as the key to digitally unlock the apartment worked great, but we were almost in a tight spot after a long night out when my phone died and I realized I needed to recharge it to access the apartment or contact the host for assistance.
The bedroom is at the back of the apartment so with the door closed, the (very) noisy street below was not an issue. The washer and dryer just one flight up the stairs was so nice (and so rare in NYC!) and the dishwasher in the kitchen was super convenient. The kitchen was well-stocked with nearly all of the utensils and basic ingredients we needed to make simple meals. There were a few dishes that had food residue on them, and while the place was generally clean there were some crumbs and debris on the ground and hair in the bathroom. Not a huge deal but when paying nearly $2k for 7-day stay, I expect it to be pretty spotless.
With that said I would definitely stay again - the location, safety, and general setup in the apartment were worth some very small inconveniences. The onsite host (Rob) was also very friendly and attentive.