This place makes for a great stay for any solo (or two-person) travels you might have in Upper Manhattan (Harlem/Bronx) or Downtown NYC. I stayed here for a week while on a business vacation exploring Brooklyn, Downtown NYC, and Queens, and it was a lovely stay. The apartment was much larger than the one AIRBNB I stayed at in Queens and certainly larger than the hotels I've stayed at in the Downtown area.
Pros: Great shower, spacious kitchen area with lots of closet space if you want to put your luggage in there. It is close to the Number 6 Subway -- and it is an accessible station if you have any disabilities, a park if you want to take a little stroll, groceries, laundromats, bodegas, Dunkin', and multiple bus stops to get you where you need to go. It was a very clean space with many pillows and a firm mattress, AC, and a large window in the room. The fridge is very spacious, so feel free to pack up all your snacks and food needs if you are staying a while.
Cons: (which aren't negative against the owners-- just things to note if you book this space).
It is a steep three-story walk-up, so just prepare for that, I didn't see that in the listing, I probably missed it. so if you have accessibility concerns note that. The bus stations are much closer (5-6 mins) than the subway (12-15 min walk), I didn't mind this, but I know others might prefer subway travel as opposed to bus travel. I liked using both the bus and subway and the options especially because it gets crowded during work hours and summertime. There wasn't a bath mat that I saw during my stay, so I had to lay a towel down, a small note that perhaps the owners should invest in one? Or perhaps just keep in mind you might need to put a towel down or bring your own mat. It would also be cool to maybe have one of those tiny grocery shopping cart things that folks have in the closet of the apartment so guests have the option to utilize the amazing proximity to the grocery stores, or you can bring your own if you are from NY or a place that uses those. I am from Los Angeles and we drive everywhere so usually I don't have to worry about carrying many groceries by hand back and forth a few blocks, and Target was so close that I didn't mind making multiple trips, but maybe would be cool to have one in the apartment for future guests!
TLDR; OVERALL::: I had no issues with this place at all, there were all the things I needed as a solo traveler, close to many grocery stores, and transportation options, and was conveniently located near the cultural hotspots that I wanted to see. Yes, it is located in Harlem, but as a person of color, I loved the liveliness of the area and felt safe. I would absolutely book here again on a future visit knowing what I know now about that space.