Miss Greer the landlady is a very nice person, she's very helpful and gave us a lot of useful information on touring around the Big Apple. In addition, she told us in details about the kitchen and the wares, especially on how to use all those tools, very kind and helpful indeed.

One more good thing is that Greer has a lot of books available in the room, if you have time, you can always grab a book which meets your interest to read.

The apartment has a perfect location, just 5 minutes walk from the subway A line Dyckman street station. Even though the apartment is located in Manhattan, it's a pretty quiet community. There are two parks nearby, very good for early morning jogging. There is a 24h supermarket only 5 minutes walk away, very convenient, whatever late you are, you can always grab some food. Even better, there's Target store only 3 subway stations away, plus a TjMaxx which is newly opened.

The Cloisters is only like 10 or 15 minutes walk from the apartment, the museum is on the top of a nearby hill, and is part of the MET, you can visit the Cloisters early in the morning immediately after its opening, and then you can use the same ticket to visit the MET the same day, my suggestion is that take Friday for the trip, because the MET closes at 9:00 pm on Friday if my memory is correct.

In a nutshell, the landlady is a very nice and amicable person, the apartment is a very good one with an excellent location.