I'm the former Travel editor for the Denver Post, and so I've stayed in hundreds of Airbnbs since the company's inception. This is without a doubt my favorite of all time! For starters, Jaime's attention to detail made what was already an excellent location (be sure to try the Peruvian Surfish on the corner, as it's excellent, and there are many, many organic markets, shops, pharmacies, etc. well within a few blocks' walk) and a sweet, charmingly decorated space even more appealing: Things like bags for shopping, nice paper napkins, food storage containers, books on New York things to do, tons of lovely lotions and everyday toiletries, extra kleenex, paper towels and TP, plenty of pots and pans and other things for cooking, multiple umbrellas, you name it -- if we needed it, it was almost always there. The couple of things I recommended (a bottle to keep water cold in the fridge, more ice cube trays) appeared on the door step the next day. Jaime is incredibly responsive (always got a message from her within minutes), and cares deeply that her tenants have an excellent experience. She connected me with an outstanding mobile laundry service, and knew where I could find pretty much anything in the neighborhood. The subway is just a few blocks away. She also supplied some basic ingredients, including herbs and spices, oatmeal, butter, snacks and an amazing locally made raspberry jam. I felt totally safe, and the neighborhood is pretty friendly in general. I stayed for two weeks -- I wish I could have stayed longer, and I'll for sure be back.