This is clearly just a spot if you need a place to crash for a NIGHT at best, but even so the place was uncomfortable to stay in. Trash and boxes piled in the corner even after the cleaning person came. The stove is dirty the refrigerator is dirty and the bathroom is usable, i guess. The couch is dirty and the couchions are browning. Sleeping is a luxury if the people above are not there with kids. The room is small and cramped even for one person. I can only hope the bed sheets were washed. It seemed like the cleaning person came in and just cleaned the bathtub and left. I wouldn't trust using anything in the kitchen as my fiancee found a bug laying in the sink. The coffee maker hasn't seen soap for God knows how long, used sponges is a theme in this place. The location is an hour away from the city by train and bus, add thirty minutes if you want to walk. If you Uber or have a car "maybe" it's 25 minutes as promised, but the $70 fair doesn't cut it. The owner is available and responds. Granted I did miss my check-out because I misread the check-out time, but then the owner gets an attitude and starts telling me the cleaning person will charge more for staying longer.
The duct taped dryer/washer with clothes in it for 3 days was a nice touch too.
WiFi is the saving grace here, but you benefit more from your own data usage. This place is clearly just a cash grab for the owner with absolutely no effort put into it. I can't even say I got what I paid for, cause this place is over priced for what it offers. $10 a week would have been a reasonable deal. It kept us warm though and the windows were nice. If you REALLY need a place to stay, while looking for another airbnb on the Wi-Fi, or to get that authentic New York college student lifestyle. This is the spot. I also suggest wearing shoes at all times in this place. If there was an option for Airbnb to not recommend this spot, specifically, to me on the search feed, is my recommendation.