We (a family of four) spent four nights at Rachel's flat in Harlem in July. From the moment I reached out to Rachel inquring about her Airbnb posting until the time we left, Rachel was always available if we had any questions. The flat is located on street level of a Brownstone buidling. The place is very clean and spacious. As her posting indictes, there is 1 bedroom located at the back and a sofa bed when you enter. The kitchen had everything we needed. As an added bonus, Rachel has a Nespresso machine and she left a handful of coffee pods for us to use and she also left a bottle of red wine on the table when we arrived!! There are two portable air conditioners in this flat - 1 in the front of the flat and one located in the back bedroom. Given how hot it was this past week in Harlem, we were very happy to have the air conditioners. The lighting in this unit are LED lights which I can appreciate from an environmental side and a financial side for having them but I would have liked a more natural blue light source (given that we are at street level, raising the blinds would not have provided us with privacy). Although the posting indicates that there is WIFI available, I regret to say that it was a hit and miss with connecting to it. This is no way a reflection on Rachel. As we understood from Rachel, there is one provider for the area and given that this is in a 4 storey Brownstone building, the wifi connection can be challenging to receive. This was probably the biggest issue for my teenage daughters during our stay. We were within minutes to the Metro which was fantastic as we came to see a couple of Broadway shows which didn't take more than 30 minutes to get Time Square. It was our first time in Harlem and we found that during the day while we were out and about, we felt safe and comfortable exploring the neighbourhood; however, I must admit that coming home late in the evenings, after a show in Time Square, the feel of the neighbourhood was a bit different for us.