OK, so booking Front & Wall on airbnb feels like a bit of a stretch. We have stayed at airbnb places all over the world and this one really doesn't have the same feel. It was a good size for our family of five with three bedrooms, one and a half bathrooms, and a kitchen/sitting area but it really lacked many of the amenities that I have come to expect from rentals. No toaster, no coffee maker (though looking at the description again, these aren't listed), no oil/salt/pepper (which is listed in the airbnb description), not enough seating around the table (I asked at the front desk twice to have an extra stool as the apartment only comes with four, yet there are beds for six). The stove only sort of worked, the kitchen sink lacked a drain stopper so we had to do dishes in a pot. Knives were terribly dull, kitchen didn't come with a flipper for the frying pan. It was as if they really didn't expect anyone to use the kitchen. I had to do a few small plumbing jobs while there (toilet started running constantly and the sink handle was loose), the couch is very uncomfortable, and when there was a raging party on the floor above us, the front desk didn't do anything to solve it when I called down at 11pm (an hour after the 'quiet hours' started). Plus, the heater fans are so loud they drove us crazy and we opted for sweaters instead.
It was fine. Clean enough, close to a subway, comfortable beds, good heat and water pressure in the shower, but none of our requests were met (to get an extra kitchen stool, to have a loud party addressed, even to store our bags for a couple of hours between checkout and when we needed to go to the airport - this is advertised as available in the description but we were turned away). Maybe it's just what you get in NYC but for $3000 USD for a week, I would have hoped to have got more.