My friend and I spent six nights at Stacey and Tim’s home. We chose to stay in Jersey City rather than Manhattan so that we had extra space not afforded in a typical hotel room and to spend less on lodging. It could not have worked better, and we were both extremely pleased with the home. It is located on a residential street, and we (two 60-year old women) felt safe walking around to local restaurants in the evening. The home is clean, beds are very comfortable, hot water was plentiful, and the kitchen space was new with all needed items. The space is on the 2nd floor with a long, narrow staircase. We didn’t have any issue hauling up our luggage. Stacey welcomed us with cookies and coffee. Because our flight didn’t leave until 6:00 p.m., Stacey offered us to stash all of our luggage in a secured area. It worked out great. I’ve stayed in several Airbnb over the years, and this location and the host are exemplary! I’ve noticed that Airbnb is sometimes awarding “Super Host” status to homes with fewer reviews. Stacey is definitely a Super Host in all ways, and her high ratings are well-deserved. We used PATH to get into Manhattan, and it was a breeze. Because we walked so many miles each day wandering through the city, we opted to walk a few blocks from Stacey’s home to a bus stop that took us right to Journal Square Path Station, then took the Path train into Manhattan. The bus is $1.60 each way and saved some extra steps - especially after a long day logging in about 20,000 steps. Journal Square has several bus lines passing through, so it took us a bit of time to figure out which platform to be on for the return trip. It’s platform B1 if anyone plans to use the local bus 80 or 87 to get back to Stacies. A Metro Card and be loaded with funds for the PATH training and other funds for the NYC Subway. Super convenient to get around. There are a few small markets in the neighbor for groceries. There is a phenomenal restaurant called Cafe Alyce right around the corner. Food was excellent. We didn’t use the TV but I understood it offered some typical streaming services such as Netflix. I don’t think it had regular cable TV. WiFi was fine. Stacey is an excellent and responsive communicator. At one point, we needed paper tickets to a play, and Stacey printed them for us and left in a mailbox. Can’t recommend Stacey’s place enough. If you are new to Airbnb, go for it if you are considering this option. For others, snag it if you can. You won’t be disappointed. THANK YOU, Stacey, for being a great host!