David’s place is perfect for 1 or 2 people. It’s not the neighborhood we would have originally picked, but it was close enough (about 5 blocks) to the subway, which made traveling downtown easier. The apartment can get hot in the summer, but turning on the AC fixed that problem quickly. The curtains in the bedroom keep the room dark so you can sleep late, but the neighborhood itself can be loud morning and night since the apartment faces the street from the 3rd floor. The AC in the bedroom helps to drown that out though. David met us and showed us around the place beforehand which was great, and he recommended some places to order in too. He was also very responsive to anything we needed throughout the stay. The bed is comfy, but we’d recommend bringing your own pillows since his were too soft and squished down to the mattress when you laid down. There is no microwave, so understand you’ll need to reheat leftovers in the stove/oven, which can be a bit of a pain. There’s dishes to do it though! There’s also a million books there, which we wished we had time to read. We could have spent the whole trip in the apartment and wouldn’t have even been able to get through a fraction of the books! All in all, we’d stay there again. Hit up the Red Rooster down the street for brunch and you will not regret it! Best southern brunch we’ve had in a long time, but make a reservation ahead of time because it was busy day and night.