The good: location, quiet building, well-lit unit, decent water pressure, air conditioners. The bad: extraordinarily poor value with subpar basic amenities (threadbare towels and sheets, no hand towel for bathroom, no dish towel for the kitchen, worn out and uncomfortable couch, stopped up tub/shower drain). Host communication was also very poor. Whoever manages the property never responded within a timely fashion via the VRBO app. Despite spending an extra 199 to check in at noon, instructions for finding the unit and getting the key didn’t come till 1130, and when we arrived at noon, the unit wasn’t ready. At least they let us leave our bags in a closet, but that’s a pretty expensive bag drop fee. To be fair to the host, NYC is a hostile environment to operate in, but in comparison to host interactions and amenities I’ve had across the country, this host is quite poor. If we’d had any real issues I have no confidence that there would be any response. I reached out to VRBO to get help with the check in process, and they couldn’t reach anyone either. If you’re staying in NYC, my recommendation is to spring for a real hotel room. It won’t be any more expensive and you’ll be guaranteed reasonable amenities and a front desk that will respond and hold your luggage until check in time.