Andrea's place worked fine - but just make-do fine - for us for a long weekend with a toddler. Future travelers can expect (I hope) improved check-in process and improved cleaning, and functioning, clean appliances. I can speak to the status quo: check-in was unnecessarily complicated (we were told to get keys from the deli that said "Phil" but they didn't work so we had to go back to get the "Andy" keys, or was it vice versa, no one remembers, it was 10:30pm so rushing to resolve this before the deli closed). However, the host acknowledged this and apologized the next day. The gas stove didn't light - the gas seemed disconnected for some reason. I informed the host and they offered to send the building superintendent, but we were not able to change our plans to stay home and wait on repairs. I also had concerns about the visible spots of black mold on the window AC unit fan parts, and we fortunately were able to get by without using it. But it was still hard to get fresh air in the apartment. Only one window opens to an air shaft which is full of pigeons (and feathers stuck in bird shit), and the back door - the other opportunity for air or a cross breeze - does not have a screen door, so we didn't want to leave it open for long unsupervised periods (or overnight), out of fear of rats inviting themselves in. (The rear patio was quite clean, but on a ground floor apartment, where you can feel the rumble of the subway, you'd be dumb to pretend they're not there.) I appreciated that they had a pack-and-play available, but I would not consider the apartment suitable for kids or toddlers. Smoke detector was removed/missing. No CO2 detector (as advertised). It was tidy (kind of) but not very clean. (I cleared cobwebs and wet-mopped with a paper towel the area where we put the crib.) Vacuum cleaner smelled and looked like it had never been emptied. We went out bought our own sponges because what was there smelled. I know this review has lots of complaints but I expected better for what, after fees and tax, is $300 a night.