For context, I stay in a lot of Airbnbs and consider myself somewhat of a connoisseur (I became location free and live in them, a month at a time). I stayed in Shai's place for a month during NYCs lockdown (which at the time of writing is still going on, but hopefully, by the time you're reading this will be one of those weird times in history).
The apartment: this was by far the quietest place I've stayed in New York (the 5th to date), and the apartment itself is beautiful. High ceilings, exposed brick and tastefully decorated. The kitchen had everything needed to cook every day, the bed was super comfortable and there was plenty of desk space to work on (I work from home, so this is important for me). The highlight, though, was the sun coming through the enormous loft windows in the late afternoon - it was, in a word, stunning.
The location: there's a good supermarket on the corner and several deli's. A bit further away on Myrtle Av. there's a Korean supermarket, another larger one and lots of bars and restaurants. As almost nothing was open at the time I was there, I can't say much though there's a fantastic Mexican place called Los Pollitos III that does a really great burger. Fort Greene Park is an easy walk away, and if you're into running the apartment is perfectly situated for a great run across the Manhatten Bridge then back across the Williamsburg Bridge.
In a nutshell: one of my favourite apartments - highly recommended.