The place is lovely good selection of cozy rooms. My room tho small had a retro blonde 50's dresser and framed bird prints. Plenty of bathrooms to choose from! Elegant downstairs tv room to catch up on the news or whatever. Coffee and tea are available at all times in the share kitchen and there is a Mexican bakery/ deli right next door where you can buy a croissant or a fresh made sandwich. Lovely Victorian porch with benches. I enjoyed my morning coffee out there even on a chilly Dec. day and it was pure bliss.Checkin was easy with lockbox in front hall, detailed instructions from Elizabeth. Did not meet her but met her husband who was doing some repairs and they seem a lovely couple. The neighborhood itself is a destination with block after block of well loved Victorians and young couples pushing baby strollers and walking the dogs, very pleasant atmosphere. Definitely spend some time going for a stroll, unwind, relax.Nearby Q train gets you to Manhattan fairly quick and offers sweeping views of the city as it crosses from Brooklyn via the Manhattan bridge. {most trains go underground} Don't miss the Brooklyn Art Museum. It is great and always pay what you wish if you are on a budget. This place is definitely on my A-list, hope to return.