Feedback from one airbnb host to another :) I had the honor and privilege of staying at Manuel's absolutely gorgeous Brownstone home in New Jersey which overlooks Manhattan beautifully. We spent four days and three nights in this Brownstone and let me tell you if you are into Antiques and Old World charm this is right up your alley. From the decor 2 the stained glass it is stunning. There's even a TV room which I hadn't seen since I was little girl. The beds are comfortable and there is air conditioning in both rooms. There is a great size kitchen with all the utensils you would need although we only used it to store our water as we were spending many days between Philadelphia Jersey and Manhattan shopping and enjoying the cities. What I really liked about this place was the clawfoot tub. There's something very special and romantic about the place with a clawfoot tub. If you're finicky and looking for absolutely immaculate, please don't waste your time. This place is clean but it is not the Hilton it is a wonderful and beautifully preserved home. So if that is what you looking 4, and this is just right for you. It perfectly fits my daughter who is 20 and her 22 year old boyfriend in one room and my fifteen-year-old son and me in another room and my youngest four-year-old they had an antique lounge chair which fit her perfectly so if you do have a child Age 5 and under they can actually use that as a bit and should probably publicize it as such because we slept five perfectly well. Getting into the city is not hard at all. Matter of fact we are from Seattle Washington and had absolutely no idea how to navigate through New York nor had visited before but we were able to venture out and get to Manhattan and Philly and anywhere in Jersey just from one mile away at the transit center called path. At this place you can take virtually any train anywhere and it was quite easy to navigate. Of course it is stressful being in the city for a few moments learning everything but once you get it down it flows easily. I would advise to take a taxi cab to PATH station if you don't want to walk the mile because UBER and LYFT wanted the outrageous price of between 10 and $20 for one mile! Here in Seattle that kind of commute would have cost us $3 so we took the taxi the second time around and low and behold it took us $6 to get to the PATH station instead of 10 to $20 depending on what our we were taking it. I don't have anything bad to say about this place we were able to come and go as we pleased and received the key, he had lots of recommendations in a folder full of stuff to go eat and do but...