This pictures are pretty deceiving. This is a dingy little basement unit, with six foot ceilings and a blown-out futon bed. The only things it has going for it is it's private and cheap. If you're desperate for a crash pad, it'll suffice, but pretty depressing otherwise. The bed didn't have a comforter, or even a blanket on it (fortunately, the housekeeper's cabinet upstairs was left open so I could grab a couple of thin blankets. Small note; no hand-held shower head, as shown. One side of the bed was sunken way in and the other bowed way up, so I had to sleep on the sunken in side, like a cot. On the other hand, the place was so dark and quiet in the morning, I was able to sleep in better than ever! I guess you get what you pay for, to a certain extent, but I had two other stays in NY for the same price that were WAY better (see reviews for Len and Rylan). Sorry, Shae.