This apartment was very accommodating for our two night stay in Brooklyn. It's in an unexpectedly quiet neighborhood, despite being so close to a main thoroughfare.
The beds are firm, but comfortable. There is a small, utilitarian kitchen with updated appliances that will do most of what anyone on travel could really expect to need to do for them, and a full sized fridge to store any food or drinks that you happen to pick up along the way. It's also quite cozy and has a lot of windows, so if you like a lot of natural light during the day this is a great place for you (there are blackout curtains in the bedrooms for those of us who cannot sleep with light in the room at night). As a bonus, you'll find that the bathroom is surprisingly large for a small Brooklyn apartment!
The host and hostess live on site and make themselves very available to reach, so whenever we had questions about anything at all they often responded within 15 minutes or less.
There is also a grocery store within walking distance, as well as several small shops and a variety of restaurants, so you don't have to worry about finding food if you don't want to stray far.
The only tiny complaint that I can even think of that we had isn't even related to anything the homeowner can do anything about, which is that the nearest subway station is at least an 11 minute walk away (not that that's a very long walk). That didn't bother us, but I can see how it might annoy someone who isn't willing to walk that far or grab an Uber or Lyft to bridge the gap.
We really enjoyed our stay!