As a newbie when it comes to AirBnB, I had found that it was a bit hard to get responses back when inquiring about a space. And I get it. I am assuming that hosts get besieged with questions, only to see their space not get rented. So I had minimal success when I had logistical questions. Miss Dy was an exception to this. There were two main factors when I decided to book with Miss Dy - her impeccable response times and the logistics of her space. I was traveling to NYC alone, so I knew I didn't need anything fancy. Since I know New York very well, I am comfortable getting anywhere in any borough, as long as there is some subway access. Since I was in town for a theatre critics conference, my main location for four days was Midtown Manhattan. Miss Dy was extremely accessible, even though personally I sometimes felt I was asking too many questions, yet she never made me feel that way. Once she answered everything, I was ready to book. Her place is extremely comfortable, with a clean, comfy bed and everything you need for a simple stay. For me she left a clean towel, a face towel, a washcloth and other nice touches - a pack of playing cards, bottles of water, oatmeal and bowls, and a nice setup for coffee and hot water. There's also a fridge and a microwave in a sizable common room. There's no television, but with her WiFi password, streaming and downloading is easy on your own device. She also provided toiletries, as there were toothbrushes, toothpaste and lots of little bottles of shampoo and body wash, a nice collection that I added to when I left. I even threw in a key chain on the key since I was a bit freaked out about losing it. Since my conference started early morning and the shows I saw were in the evening, I didn't spend much time in the area of her house. It was really only to sleep and shower. The shower and bathroom are small, and the shower is 6 feet tall. Being 5'10" myself, it was slightly tight, but great. Water was forceful and temperate. So for public transportation, the Long Island Railroad is nearby, maybe about a 10 minute walk. Being a bit of a frugal dude, I preferred utilizing my Metrocard on the Q3 bus, just mere steps from her home, and took the bus daily to the Jamaica 179th F train, which is the end of the line. The bus ride took between 15 and 25 minutes depending on the stops. One morning, after oversleeping, I ended up taking a Lyft to the station, and that cost about $15 before tip. Because the Metrocard is $32 for an unlimited ride, 7-day pass, you can use that on all buses and subways. I took a bus and train everyday, and after the ride on the Q3, the subway ride took about...