Morris Guest House is a "hidden gem," as they say, in the Mount Hope neighborhood of the Bronx (and in the block of Morris Ave that's considered to be a Historic District, according to the New York Landmarks Reservation Foundation sign posted there). The owner/manager preserved the brick walls and wood floors, while offering comfortable bedding and storage (including nightstands and a place to hang clothes), with minimalism in mind. Towels and an iron provided (BYO washcloth). Showers are clean and secure; bathrooms are separate from showers (and also clean and secure). I was in the Bronx for a 6-week work assignment. Fortunately I could walk the mile to my worksite, but if I hadn't been able to walk I could have headed 2 blocks away from MGH, and hopped on the "4" Train. Being from out of state, it was important to be able to store my car in a 24/7 (enclosed) garage, also 2 blocks away from MGH (turn Left on Jerome Ave and walk 1-2 more blocks). Don't let the absence of a mini-fridge deter you, as I grabbed my morning coffee and breakfast sandwich @ BBC Grocery/Deli (1 block away, on Tremont Ave), and a bigger variety of groceries as needed (1-2 blocks in the other direction, on Tremont Ave). Dominican Fast Food Restaurant (called "Melaos"), is also just blocks away (Tremont Ave); that was my favorite. Taco Bell and Don Panchelo is in the opposite direction (Jerome Ave), just past the Post Office. Additional shopping (for both bargain and higher end clothes, and household goods), is also close by in the BJT Commercial District (just blocks away). I didn't get to check out any of the major Bronx attractions, but I would recommend eating Mediterranean food in the "Little Yemen" neighborhood (an easy, 2-3 mile walk (so easy it's not worth the Uber or Lyft), and right past the Bronx Zoo on E. 180th St.), and Southwest Asian food in a neighborhood 20 minutes (by foot), away from Little Yemen. The owner/manager was responsive to me, and I look forward to staying at MGH the next time I visit the Bronx!