Jeruschka's apartment is as she says and shows in the photos. It's very "cozy" for two people. Jeruschka does a lot to make a tiny space as comfortable and accommodating as possible. The snack boxes waiting for us were lifesavers when we arrived late and hungry. The fresh flowers were a welcome touch, as were other little things like shave cream, robes, and slippers. The neighborhood was perfect for us, a safe, quiet, typical Brooklyn neighborhood with bodegas, Italian deli, a great coffee shop, and nearby subway and bus. We were out until late most nights and were very comfortable walking home from the subway. Jeruschka's bus and subway maps were invaluable tools for us. Be aware that the bed is just as Jeruschka says: a twin, most suitable for one person. We ended up borrowing sleeping bags from a friend and using the floor too. The place is tiny, not a hang-out place, but a good place to use as a launch pad and place to sleep during busy days exploring NYC.