First, I would definitely stay here again!
Now, the descriptions given were very accurate. The rules of the house are clear. And the price is very reasonable, given these statements. My only complaint (and there is nothing they can do about it) is that the on street parking was rather difficult to find and I wound up parking a block and a half away. As I personally don't mind walking, it wasn't a problem for me.
Provided in your room, are a plethora of deliver menus, a mini fridge, microwave, hand & full towels, nice TV, Internet passwords, a first aid and sewing kit (VERY nice touch), and a bag of (MUCH needed) earplugs.
The elevated train is ~100 meters away, and the entrance about another 25. Extremely convenient, but also could be considered too loud for some. The neighborhood was lovely and diverse. As an extrovert, I had several pleasant interactions with locals. There was a lovely fruit stand less than a block away with very tasty Haitian mangoes (yummy). Lots of local restaurants and a grocery store give you plenty of options.
The kitchen offers you a gas stove, larger microwave and I believe (But didn't use) space in a larger fridge. There was also a clothes washer, but again, I didn't use and don't know the rules on that. Big selling point (for me) was the coffee! They provide (I think they must have known me) a house mug and a travel mug and several choices on coffee. There may have been tea choices, but I wasn't inclined to search. They also offered a small variety of cereals. If you desire anything other than 1% skim milk, you will need to provide it yourself.
Communication was top notch! Someone is always on top of incoming email and responses came in under an hour. No matter who I interacted with, I always felt appreciated and respected. We are living in the time of Covid, and the hosts are very protective of their guests. It was a good feeling to realize I was staying in a safe place... Safer than my own usual standards. In a way, they helped me to "up my game" on global safety efforts, and I appreciated that.
One thing that was a (albeit pleasant) surprise to me, they have a house cat. :) The cat was a little moody. Sometimes, it wanted to rub against my leg and receive a petting. Other times, it wanted to show me it had pointy bits. I understand the inclusion of the first aid kit in the rooms better now. :) If you're not a pet person, you can easily avoid the house denizen.
I hope you find this review helpful. I enjoyed my stay very much, and if/when I'm booked to film in the Bronx again, I will check here first.