Tony’s place is great if you’re looking to save money and have a low-key visit to NYC. If you’re looking to do more touristy things/spend most of your time in Manhattan then I would recommend looking elsewhere — at least until the Astoria Boulevard subway station reopens. I had to walk 20 minutes to the 30Av subway station or Astoria Ditmar station, which was fine, but not in the initial advertisement. I also had to walk at least 20 min to any nicer restaurants in the area. My understanding was that this Airbnb would be a private studio apartment, but it is in fact a room in a house where many other people live. The entry way to my room was messy and had several bags of trash waiting at the door when I first arrived. The room itself looked like a worn version of the one advertised. For example, the rugs have stains, the binder of recommendations also had stains, and there was mildew and a thick layer of dirt/dust on the bathroom floor. There was also leftover food/drinks in the fridge from previous guests and leftover bathroom products in the medicine cabinet from precious guests. I think this took away from providing an overall polished experience. The price is in my price range so overall I’m okay with the experience but I do feel like it’s not as well-rounded as it presents itself.