Lillian’s place is beautiful and feels like home. The only thing to be aware of is that if you’re bringing a lot of food or kitchen items, you will have to be creative finding space. She’s a professional chef, so her kitchen is already loaded with everything you can imagine, including food items that guests are welcome to use. We stored our kitchen things in plastic bins on the countertops. Similarly, we bought hanging closet organizers from Ikea to maximize our clothing storage, as there is just one small closet to use in the master bedroom, and two dresser drawers in the smaller bedroom. Internet speed is super fast, and the back yard is really gorgeous and feels private. There is a separate apartment in the basement with a separate entrance, but we never heard the people below, and they never heard us. The building has a parking spot for cars smaller in length. If you have a longer car, Lillian will get a ticket for blocking the sidewalk. For street parking, she has temporary guest tags to start you out, and then you can get more from the local parking authority with your Airbnb reservation. We parked our long car on the street and only used 3 guest tags and then stopped because we heard they weren’t really checking for permits, and this is true. We weren’t ticketed for anything other than not moving across the street for street sweeping time, so you can try your luck if you have a long car and can’t park in her driveway. The location is really great, with only several blocks to a PATH train stop, so access to Manhattan is good. There are a ton of Indian restaurants in the neighborhood too, as it’s known as “Little India.” Also, there is a working laser printer in the closet, so it’s a good place to work with a nice office setup in the bedroom. Lillian is super nice and responsive, a great host with a great home.