This will be a complex evaluation to leave, specially because its public. Lets give some context, I arrive in Chinatown (where the AirBnB is located) one hour before my checkin time, just to make sure I was prepared for the host, everything takes a long time in NY so I'm aware of the NY hours and how they pass by. When I pinged the host he said that the room wasn't going to be ready for HOURS. Thats right, HOURS. Imagine travelling for 5000 miles, 12 hours, dropping of a plane, and somebody who made a commitment with you, not keeping up their word. Danie, the original host, seems like he had personal problems to attend, and I understand that, but the fact of the matter, they left me stranding in Chinatown for a couple of hours until I could get into my room, in the middle of the summer. They accomodated for me a place to drop my bags, which was a coffee place around the corner, that was... slightly helpful. All my communication after that was with Sandy, and I trully believe she was trying to be helpful with a less than happy situation. After all of that, she pinged me and asked me during the upcoming days if I needed anything. Well, I actually did, when the people I shared the AirBnb started screaming at 2AM. They were responsive on that side as well. Beyond that, I saw a couple of bugs in the room I couldn't kill, and wasn't happy about that either. Anyways, I think we got on the wrong foot from the get go and it was hard to make it up from there, I wouldn't recommend this experience to anybody, I don't think anybody was ill intended or had bad blood, just, they couldn't make it work and I was at the receveing end of a chaotic situation, when all I needed was a place to sleep and save my bags.