Our 5 day stay was great, apartment is as represented in listing. The hosts were helpful & easy to communicate with through the app.
Upsides of the property-Nice neighborhood with everything you might need, especially for access to subway 8-12 min walk to stations for all subways that run through Brooklyn. Bed, bathroom & kitchen had all the basics provided (hooray didn’t have to buy coffee maker & coffee which we’ve had to do on a few trips, a particular pet peeve of my wife). Unlike a lot of apartments in Manhattan the fully furnished rooms are still very spacious & open, no bed crammed in the corner with barely enough room to move around it on two sides here. Comfortable bed, quiet neighborhood so no noise at night from street. Good desk workspace in bedroom for laptop/paperwork if needed. These & overall experience make cost a very good value.
No broad based downsides-For the 2 of us the dining table was ok though the seats were a bit awkward between back of couch & support pillars, though seating for 3-4 would be possible by adjusting the position of the table (moving would be easy it’s obviously light) it would probably be a bit cramped. Because I work in the disability community, potential accessibility issues are something I want to note. For those with mobility difficulties there are 2 aspects that could be problematic. To access the front door from outside you go down 3 steep steps, with head clearance that I at 5’9” had to duck my head a little for, into a small alcove. Getting into the tub/shower is an unusually tall step (about 24-26 inches) & rather wide from a tile buildup around the tub. Even my full mobility wife, at 5’3” had to balance w/ her hand against the wall getting in & out of the tub.