We only met our host, Dee, once but if we needed anything or had any questions we would text Dee and she responded right away.

Our studio was perfect for our needs (shower/sleep) since we spent most of our day in the city. I say studio, even though it really is a "room" in a brownstone, because it felt more like our own private space rather then a room in a house.

The neighborhood architecture is very charming. All the Brooklyn brownstones made for really great photos! There was also a cute little coffee shop, Anchor, around the block which was very convenient for coffee and petit déjeuner in the morning on the way to the C train as well as plenty of corner stores in case you're in need of a $3.00 umbrella (it rained one day while we were there) or a quick snack. The brownstone was also very close to the C train which will take you directly into the city and during the week runs every ten minutes. To get midtown was about 40 minutes. In the evening we would get lazy and take an Uber car back which would range from $20-$30 but definitely worth it when your feet are sore after a long day of walking.

I will say that Bed-Stuy is definitely a up and coming neighborhood. It's still a little rough around the edges but we never felt as if we weren't safe.

All in all we really enjoyed our stay in Dee's brownstone and would highly recommend it.