The House was in a location that was strategically what I needed. Just steps away to the Newark Penn Station and 4/5 blocks away from the Concert Hall. So that did work out Nice.
Right outside the apartment there is a lovely Taco place that have the best ones. After some exchange messages I found the place easily and once arrived I it took a little bit to understand that the house is right under the taco place I mentioned above, I was a little in a hurry when I arrived but I cannot forget the smell as I opened the door. It smelled something like humidity/mold or maybe just the house was not aired out well ( most homes with no windows like this one are at high risk, an air dehumidifier can already be helpful) .
I appreciated the chocolates and a nice bottle of wine kindly offered by the host.
All went well until I returned to the bunker very tired and wanted to sleep.
The terrible odor wouldn’t go, and no window to open to air out .
As soon as I knew it I wasn’t breathing well, that led to a frustrating night cause nothing is worse than short breath, its a sort of suffocating feeling and it can be harmful for asthmatics.
I wanted to advise travelers because I believe that the host is not aware of the condition his apartment is in and that he should take care of the obvious mold problem.