Kingley's Room #2, just like Rooms #1 and #3 in the same apartment, are in a location which is a very short drive of about 5 minutes, or reasonable walk of about 25 minutes to the Washington Square center of the city, and just a bit less to the Rutgers University Newark campus.
The Room #2 is on the ground floor, with a parking lot outside the window, so it was best to keep the window curtain closed. The bed was fine, though including a top sheet instead of simply the top blanket might make washing up after each guest a bit easier. The internet worked perfectly. The desk lamp was good, but the overhead light needs a higher wattage bulb.
The kitchen is fully equipped for cooking, with good stove, cooking wares, and refrigerator space. But supplies of smaller items were not monitored, so at arrival there were no glasses and only a couple small plastic forks, though these and other gaps were filled quickly by the host when he was notified. But he needs to have and use a checklist to monitor before each new guest arrives in order to make sure that kitchen supplies are up to snuff. Also, old food left behind by previous guests needs to be discarded.
The bathroom is also fine, with excellent hot water. But again, supplies were not monitored, so toilet paper was on its last few sheets at my arrival, and soap went from one small container that went from half-filled to nearly empty, though there were many many shampoo bottles, perhaps mistaken as washing soap.
The apartment has the three bedrooms, kitchen, and bathroom mentioned above. In addition, there is a small common television room with a couch, on which somebody unknown to me, or to the other Airbnb guests, was sleeping when I woke up on two of my four mornings in the apartment. I found this unnerving.
Based on these particulars, it seems to me that the host, living elsewhere, needs to be more vigilant in monitoring his lodgings to assure well-supplied and secure spaces. He was always responsive when asked, but largely reactive rather than pro-active.
The street has lots of parking, as promised. This is partly because the block is only partially residential. Prospective guest, especially women, should perhaps take a look at New Street's 950 block on a Google street view.
Overall, this is a very good bargain for a short stay requiring close access to the city center. For a longer stay, it would be wearing.