Matt's place is cute with a huge bedroom, comfortable king-size bed, and a walk-in-closet. It's a quick walk to the Path station. Matt advertised his place as having free parking which he doesn't. He said we could just park on the street with no problem even though there is a sign right in front of his place saying that it is permitted parking only. By the time we were up and around the next day we already had a $110 parking ticket. That morning we scrambled around and got our parking permits from the city. They cost $5 a day, and you also have to pay attention to what side of the street you park on certain days. Matt did reimburse us for the ticket and for half the parking permits we would need for our stay. There was also an ant problem that their traps did not fix. Matt offered to call an exterminator, but I'm not much for chemicals so used a non-toxic remedy which controlled them while we were there. Whether the problem is fixed permanently, I will have to leave to later reviewers. I also planned to cook while I was there, but their cookware is very limited. Any problems we had though, Matt was quick to address. He always responded in a timely fashion. During our month long stay, our daughter and her boyfriend stayed with us for a few days, and I very much appreciate that Matt was fine with that. If the ant problem is fixed, and you don't have a car or plan to cook, I can recommend Matt's place.