It’s a basic room in a “house”—and I put house in quotes because it’s not really a house house like with a living room and stuff. It’s setup more like an SRO—which many places in Astoria are setup like that. There is a shared kitchen and bathroom. But that’s it. Basically you’re in your room the entire time.
Each room has a number and a pin pad to unlock the door.
The location is great but it’s pretty close to the train so if you have conference calls, your team can hear a train go by.
During the first 2 days of my stay they were doing construction on the building so it was annoying waking up to drilling and pounding which carried on all day.
If you’re just looking for a very basic room with no frills in an area of Astoria that’s walkable and close to the metro and shops, then this is it.