The description was inaccurate: Instead of two bedrooms, it is more accurately described as one bedroom with a queen size Muephy bed in the living room. Also, the washer and dryer were not in the apartment, but were coin operated, shared with the other 7 residents. The best thing about the apartment is its location, half a block from Central Park and close to various public transport. The living room is comfortable and so is the bed. The full bath is on the upper level next to the living room and kitchen; the half bath is by the bedroom. One had to use the narrow spiral staircase unclothed to shower. Jarett had left no drawer or clost space. The shelf space he did supply was inadequate for two people who wanted to unpack. A minor inconvenience was the heating by two old-fashioned radiators with no control in the apartment. The upper was too hot, and the lower sometimes too cool. The kitchen has an excellent Cuisenart automatic coffee machine which does everything, even grinding the beans, at the push of a button. But the old decrepit stove really needs to be replaced. We could get only two of the four top burners to light, and the oven (which was used for storage) didn't work at all. I had explained to Jarett before we had signed on that we were in our 80s and luggage could be a problem. He assured me that there were exits on each level, When we arrived he carried our bags down the spiral staircase. Bur we found that we couldn't open the door from the bedroom wo get to the external stairs we would need. The door was locked from the inside by four industrial strength bolts, two keeping the door shut, and two pointlessly across the hinge. We were just not strong enough to deal with the bolts. Only with great effort were we able to open three of the four. But we couldn't budge the fourth Jarett's reply to my email about this was unhelpful. I finally bought a screwdriver and loosened the wood screws holding the fourth bolt in place to deal with the problem