The Greenpoint apartment is a fantastic retreat - all that the pics promise and with loads of interest in its own right in terms of ephemera. We stayed for two weeks and had my daughter and son-in-law stay for about 6 nights during that time. It is quirky but completely functional with kitchen/lounge and bathroom on 2nd floor and bedroom and mezzanine bed above study on the third floor. There is a toilet on each floor. Maya provides everything you would ever need to cook a meal (great stove and cooktop) and there is tons of space. It's a quiet neighbourhood but plenty of good cafes, bars and restaurants within walking distance (the best we tried was Five Leaves at the bottom of Lorimer St) and the Capri Social Club on the next corner is a laid back place to have a post walk drink. The location is perfect to go into Manhattan (G line two stops to court Square and then multiple options) or south to Williamsburg, Brooklyn Bridge and beyond. Main bed is incredibly comfortable and apartment was very clean with good linen and towels. It is pricy but thoroughly recommended. The only downside is that in the interests of aesthetics Maya has removed bannister rail on the stairs and there is no rail on the mezzanine bed which is quite high up, so perhaps not a space for younger children.