Ana’s place was exactly as advertised and was wonderfully appointed with two beds, an in-suite kitchenette, and small bistro table for meals and sitting. There was a TV, but we never used it. AC was great, and the space itself was great! We were provided plenty of towels. It was almost like a small studio apartment. The bathroom is the only separated aspect, down the hall, which was not a big deal at all. We assumed there was another occupant in the other room on our floor, but we never engaged with them. The room was located on the third (?) level of the beautifully aged Brooklyn brownstone in the Crown Heights neighborhood. Parking is generally easy on the street, just watch the signs. Upon arrival, we did not meet Ana, but were greeted by her husband. He provided a brief tour. We never met Ana, but we did meet her son on our second day. Both gentlemen were hospitable. There was a small dog on the lower floor, where the family resides, but it was harmless and took kindly to our welsh corgi when we had to walk her. We highly suggest exploring the eclectic neighborhood around the house. There is so much going on in that area, that it would be a shame to miss out! Definitely hit up the corner bodegas when shopping for snacks and other conveniences. The Cocoa Grinder was a lovely cafe on Nostrand Avenue. The Metro was easily accessible from the house for all lines of the Nostrand Avenue station. This was the perfect rental for exploring Brooklyn and Manhattan! The only oddity was that there were no blankets on the beds, just sheets, which was not a deal breaker, given that it’s summer now. They might be good to add to the beds though for other guests. We were just fine! Communication with our guest prior to arrival was a little lacking beyond the “pre-approval” request, but we encountered no issues, so it was not a big deal. We are moving from Savannah, Georgia all the way to San Diego, California, firstly via the east coast, and it was wonderful knowing our small cat and dog were safe in this space while we explored the town, before heading west. Ana’s place is definitely worth it! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! :)