This is by most measures a great place to stay. Details below. The Host: Daniel (not sure why it says Anthony, but his name is definitely Daniel) was a lovely host. A bit of a quiet guy, but very friendly. He was really quick about responding to messages via the Airbnb app when I had questions, which was a huge plus: if I ever needed anything, he was almost immediately reachable (even late at night). His hosting is a big plus for this place. As for the house: Location - The location is good, but it's not great. On the plus side, the house is quite literally steps away from the Kingston Avenue subway stop, which is on the 3 line, which will take you all the way to the upper west side if you stay on it. It's also one of the generally better connected lines in the system, with easy transfers to several other trains (e.g. L, 4/5/6, B, Q, N, R). That said, Kingston Avenue is pretty far out – at least 45 minutes commute into Manhattan or more, depending on where you're headed and at what time. Also, the 3 train underwent a fair bit of service while I stayed, so expect getting around, especially nights and weekends, to require changing up your regular route. It's also a good idea to be prepared to ride the bus, depending on where you're looking to go. A good example of this is Williamsburg: if you want to take the subway, you have to go all the way into Manhattan to transfer to the L train and go back into Brooklyn. There are several bus lines with stops in the vicinity, though (B43, 44, 46 to name a few), so you're well covered. The neighborhood is charming and has a high orthodox Jewish population, so expect many local stores to close early on Fridays and remain closed part or all of Saturdays, and you may find yourself walking past a jovial wedding party cheering and singing in the streets at 1 am (like I did, it was fun!). Good restaurants aren't hard to find, though you may have to walk a couple of blocks. The house itself is nice, if a little barebones. There are two well-outfitted kitchens, both with one kinda big flaw: neither has a microwave, a necessity if you're staying a little longer and want to heat up leftover takeout. Other than that, though, they have everything you could need, including most important cookware for making a small meal. The fridges are spacious with room for groceries. The bathrooms are both nice and very clean, and each have a bathtub! In the basement, there are nice laundry machines and detergent is provided, which is great for long-term guests. There's also some gym equipment: limited free weights and one or two machines. It's definitely not much but you can get a good work out in if you're flexible about what you use. Finally, the room itself: It's...