We had a decent stay here, but there are some things that you should know about before booking.
There were some clever marketing tactics at play here, but let's be clear about the fact that "1-Bedroom" and "Studio" mean two different things. This place is a STUDIO apartment, as in, it is just one long hallway of a room. 1 bedroom should mean an enclosed room in the apartment somewhere, which this does not have. The pictures are of the "beds" against two different walls, but that's not the case once you enter the apartment. Was a big bummer to discover that upon arrival.
The key situation is a true pain because getting in and out of the apartment and downstairs doors is NOT easy. It's clear that unless you pull on the doors and have the key out just a tad from the lock when you put it in, it won't open. There's definitely a trick to it and it's not fun to mess around with. Just keep that in mind.
The apartment itself is fine for what it is, we didn't plan on spending much time there anyway, and it was priced decent. It's not the cleanest but what place in NYC would you expect to be unless you're paying for it. There's a bar directly downstairs so it's not a quiet area, but I wasn't expecting quiet being in the city.
We enjoyed our stay in the city, and the apartment was really just OK. I just really didn't like that it was presented as a one-bedroom apartment since we went with friends, expecting to have privacy, and not getting any.