I stayed at Cassandra's place with a group of five and it was a wonderful stay. The house is simply huge and we each had our own bedroom. The three bathrooms were a dream and even with five of us, mornings were easy. The keyless entry was easy and quick and convenient. The neighborhood was good and we felt safe and comfortable the majority of the time. Late at night, there aren't a lot of people on the streets and not many shops open, so that felt a little iffier, but proceeded without incident. The house is super close to Sterling Station, so it was a wonderfully quick walk. The house is right by Prospect Park and was perfectly located for all our Brooklyn activities. It did take longer to get into the city for Broadway shows than we would have liked, but staying in Brooklyn, we knew this going in. There was a direct line on the 2 from Sterling Station to 42nd Street which was perfect for our shows, but did take a solid 40-60 minutes, depending on how the trains were moving. Our host, Cassandra, was incredibly kind and quick to respond to any questions. Our flight home got delayed on the day we checked out and Cassandra graciously allowed us to store our luggage at the house for several hours after checkout, which was a lifesaver. It essentially gave us another day to spend in New York, because nowhere allows you to take large bags, so if you don't have somewhere to store it, you're sunk. The house is quirky and eclectic and has a clear style to it, which I love. One of the best parts of staying in an Airbnb is that you get to step into someone's home, one their street, in their town, and feel like you live there, just like they do. I've stayed in places that were pretty generic and didn't give me that feel, but Cassandra's place certainly did. For larger groups, it can't be beat, and I would gladly stay here again.