Mike's apartment is great. We were specifically looking for a place with separate living/sleeping spaces because both my husband and I were doing some combinations of remote and in-person work, so we needed two work spaces. Mike's place was amazing. The living space is good sized and perfect for WFH on a day to day basis. The bedroom has a great desk set-up - good high speed wifi and I did not have any problems with video conferences or all-day internet use.
The kitchen is small, but has everything you need (no microwave, which threw us for a loop at first, but is fine) and a dedicated eating area. The bathroom is spacious by urban standards and has a washer/dryer. The bed is large (king maybe?) and comfortable (memory foam mattress). We slept comfortably and well.
Not only is the apartment great, it is in such a walkable neighborhood. There's a bodega on the corner, a kosher grocery store around the corner the other way, and a non-kosher neighborhood grocery store a couple blocks away. The subway is about 10 minutes walk, with easy access into Manhattan. There are a wide variety of restaurants in the immediate area. Everything I wanted or needed was within a few minutes walk. We actually extended our stay because we were enjoying ourselves so much.
All this being said -- and I'm not taking anything away from the apartment, because this is a neighborhood thing -- the apartment is in a very traditional Jewish neighborhood. Nearly everything is closed from shortly before sundown on Friday until Sunday and on all Jewish holidays. We were not prepared the first weekend and it we had to go a bit out of the way to get staples. Had I realized this in advance, I would have prepared better.