This is a basic apartment in a good location. The street the apartment is on is quiet and a perfect location in terms of getting to the A train (which goes express into midtown) or getting on the Henry Hudson. My issue with the apartment were the details. For starters the listing calls it a two-bedroom, but it’s a converted one-bedroom with no door on the living room so there is no privacy. My dad walked in on me changing three times. The door in the bathroom doesn’t close properly so my 1 year old kept opening up the bathroom door on us as we showered. The bedroom and bathroom door are broken. Every time we opened the bedroom door I thought it was going to break. Lastly, the AC stopped working during our stay. It was 90 degrees in NYC. When I called Luis I got no answer, so I had to figure out that the AC unit needed to be drained. I wrote him the following day about the issue, I didn’t get a response until the night before we were to check out. Listen, this apartment has two good beds, TV and internet access. The kitchen is well equipped, but small (which is to be expected in a prewar building in NYC. It is a clean and safe building with great neighbors but this place needs some work. Was it terrible? No. Would I stay here again? Probably not.