This was a fun place to stay!
The room, though small, was comfortable and quiet. We had plenty of hangers and a nice closet, the bathroom was compact and super clean. The air conditioner was quiet and worked well for the space. We had plenty of room to hang our clothes and there was a nice spot to work if we needed it. (be sure to check the drawers, there are subway maps and some tourist information!) We walked easily and safely in the neighborhood and found the people we met to be friendly and nice. (Just smile and say hello)
Extra linens (including wash cloths, pillows and towels) were available in a closet on the second floor.
Within a few minutes walk, you can find at least two restaurants. We liked "Nick's" for breakfast, and "Harry's Daughter" for dinner. Eat where you'll feel like a local! Great food and amazingly friendly and welcoming staff. Don't miss this!
There's something else we're learning as we become more familiar with Airbnb.... we really like places with "common areas". The kitchen/living room area of this place allowed us to meet people from India, England, and Texas. Of course you can stay in your room, but there's a good chance you can meet some interesting people if you venture out.
Parking was on the street; it may take a little bit of driving around to find a close spot. (We were at the end of the block.) Parking is regulated, so watch for signs, that indicate what days are okay to park in certain areas. (We didn't pay attention and got a $50 parking ticket. Still a good amount to pay for parking ;) )
The Grove Street PATH station will get you to Manhattan. It's a nice 30 minute walk, (from the Airbnb) or $8 in an Uber. A taxi is about the same price. We had trouble getting an Uber at the station to get back home, but there were tons of cabs when we arrived each evening from NYC.
PATH is the train that goes (and comes) from New York city. It runs all night long and is an easy way to get back to the Airbnb. The METRO cards work on the PATH and the subway.
Only a 5 minute drive, or a half hour walk, from this place is Liberty State Park and the station where you can get to Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty.