Overall, this is a nice apartment. Our biggest issues with the apartment was the the fact that the hot water was very sparse and that the apartment was very very cold. With an 18 month old baby, it made it quite a bit uncomfortable for us to be there. The hosts have many many rules and before we even got there we were so anxious about breaking rules that we had a hard time feeling comfortable or "at home." I actually ended up showering and giving my son a bath at my brother's place in Park Slope every night rather than doing it at the apartment. Keeping an apartment at 62 degrees with a small child is unreasonable. And if you are renting this Airbnb during the winter, please keep that in mind. Also, no additional guests are allowed in the apartment when you stay. My brother and sister-in-law live in Park Slope. We arrived late Friday night and we had hoped to see them when we got in and put the baby down, but there is zero tolerance for additional guests to visit. When we arrived, we also had the dryer sitting in the middle of the master bedroom. My husband and I had to pick-up the dryer and move it on top of the washing machine in the closet in the bedroom. That would have been a lot easier to do with another male to help us. But no additional guests were allowed. Also, please note that the bedrooms are very very small. Thankfully, we did not use both bedrooms to sleep so we were able to keep our luggage and clothing in one room and sleep in the other. If you are staying in the apartment for more than a few days, keep that in mind if you have guests sleeping in both bedrooms. Overall, Nick and Noemie communicated well throughout our visit. And the apartment was nice, clean and the view was lovely. But for us, it wasn't the most comfortable Airbnb stay we have had. And we've stayed in many apartments in Brooklyn over the last several years. This was our least favorite.