No major complaints - heating is sufficient; walls aren't too thin; maintenance requests are usually processed within 1-2 days; good location. Of course you could get a cheaper place in another neighbourhood, but for Greenwich Village I think this price is pretty reasonable.

Do note that D'Agostino rooms tend to be smaller than Hayden Hall rooms; also room sizes within the same apartment may differ depending on which room you get assigned

The halls are clean and quiet. Super close to campus and great staff on site.

Good place for international students

The apartment is very well located but extremely small. It's also old, its apparent that the administration does not invest a lot of money on it and the beds are just unacceptable. They are not even real beds becase the "mattress" is just a piece of foam. If the beds were better and the place was renewed then the price will be perfect.

Was pleasantly surprised how large the rooms were. It's definitely all very "dorm" furniture (blue leather twin mattress, etc.) but other than that it's been very much like renting any other apartment. Doormen are all great and there are great study areas.

Very dormy, outdated, old, dirty. Friends who live in apartments in the city have much nicer places for similar rent (not in Greenwich Village, but still close, e.g. East Village)

Utilities aren't the best but management is usually very quick to solve any problems.
The spacing is very livable, but it's not going to be as big as Hayden. But then again, you're spending less money for it.
AC and heating is good.
The location is so convenient. The law buildings are literally less than a block away. And the surrounding scene is really fun to go out, eat, and drink. But this does mean that the area will be quite noisy.
My least favorite thing about this apartment is the bathroom because it does not have any venting, so it feels really stuffy in there and all the moisture builds up.

One of the best place for LL.M. students to live.

Pretty good!

Noise: Tiny room (just large enough for a bed and desk), but very quiet, no street noise.
View: View out the window is onto the interior of the block, so mostly brick/concrete, but it's far from being an air shaft view -- there is a large space outside because it looks out over a large low roof (far below).
Light: East facing, strong sunlight in the morning. Window is at a 90 degree angle to the windows of other apartments in the building, so sometimes light from those apartments comes in at night. Plus is that unlike the rooms in Hayden, the smoke alarm (with its accompanying blue light) is in the kitchen, and so doesn't light the bedrooms.
Amenities: Closet is actually fairly spacious, with shelves and hangar space. Three more long shelves on the wall above the desk mean there's plenty of storage space for books and other small items. Bathroom and kitchen both serviceable, though some of the plumbing is old and finicky. HVAC unit on the wall was very dirty when I moved in, maintenance having missed the previous cleaning cycle. Maintenance is however very responsive to maintenance requests, and usually fixes even non-urgent requests within the day. Only one laundry room for the entire building; Hayden is definitely better for reliable access to laundry.
Obviously the best part is that it's a 3-minute walk to class. There's also two roof terraces that are just awesome. With the door guards, everything feels very secure.