Isabelle's place is in a good location, close enough to Manhattan and right above the train station, without the negative impact of hearing/feeling the trains running through, as it is on the 4th floor. The room was very spacious and full of natural light, which is nice to have in New York. The place is also fairly close to supermarkets and pharmacies, laundry is three blocks away. The building has an elevator, that sometimes worked, sometimes didn't. The price is okay, but on the higher end for a long-term stay in Brooklyn. The room doesn't have the main street so somewhat less-noisey, but it is still New York, so high levels of noise are to be expected.
The room is furnished and provides everything you need for short-term or long-term stays, although the bed and drawer are somewhat old and seem a little instable. The mattress is good though and Isabelle provided linens and towels.
The room had only been vacated by the previous tenant a couple hours before my arrival and Isabelle made sure to change the linens and do some basic cleaning, but it hadn't been thouroughly cleaned in the limited time. The surfaces were still dirty and the floor hadn't been swept either. In light of Covid more measures should have been taken in regard to cleanliness in my opinion.
The kitchen had very little cooking and eating utensils, only the basics, which one should be aware of when moving in. Also Isabelle only told me after check in that the oven can't really be used in summer, due to the apartment reaching crazy temperatures then. Common areas like kitchen and bath were kept clean by Isabelle and the other roommate. The walls to the neighbors are rather thin and some days there was rather loud TV noises coming in from the neighbor's apartment.
In total my stay there was okay, and might have been even better if not for some interpersonal differences with the host. If you need a clean space to sleep and shower and are out a lot this place will work for you.