We stayed in this AirBNB for 31 days. We took the first week as a vacation then worked remote the rest of the month.
Overall, this is a very nice place to stay in NYC. The space has very high ceilings and a lot of natural light so it has a very big and spacious feel. There is a bus stop right outside so the main living space is a bit noisy but the main bedroom is actually pretty quiet with the door closed. I didn't have any issues with noise at night when sleeping. Other than the noise, the location is really great but it depends on your preference. I personally enjoy the Lower East Side and had a lot of fun. There are two subway stations about a 10 minute walk that got us most places. The nearest Trader Joe's is only about a 10 min walk too and it had everything we needed. The host was very accommodating and easy to work with. The building felt very safe and had very little foot traffic. The property management office is downstairs which is very convenient.
A few downsides for extended stays (30 days+) but not deal breakers for shorter stays, in my opinion:
1) The mattress in the main bedroom is not great. It's a futon cushion mattress, not a real bed mattress. For the first few nights it was ok but after that I had a very hard time sleeping on it.
2) There's not space to work if you're a remote worker. My wife and I both worked remote for the last 3 weeks of our stay. One of us would use the dining table and the other would have to work from the couch or bed.
3) The WiFi is not the best. This is kind of out of the host's control because I think it's mostly an issue with Spectrum having poor service in that area. The speeds were good enough to stream and do video calls via Teams or Zoom most of the time, but quite often it would slow down, buffer or even disconnect. I dropped a couple work calls and had to switch to my phone on 5G.