Stayed here for NYCC. It was convenient to public transit. I arrived later than expected due to my flight and Brian was gracious enough to stay up to meet us at about 1 in the morning.

The space is nice and cozy, with a street entrance that has 3 doors and up a flight of stairs. We had the 2nd floor to ourselves--kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom. The bed and futon were comfy, with plenty of extra linens and pillows. The kitchen had a Keurig with supplies for making coffee or tea provided.

They provided us with a welcome platter of bagels and fresh fruit on the first day, which was a nice touch.

It's an older, more historic property so a lot of the building had a more antique, rustic feel. For example, the doors look like they were built a long time ago by hand in a carpentry shop instead of your standard perfectly mass produced uniform doors you find everywhere.

It's a short walk to several markets, restaurants, delis, etc around the area.

Overall, a nice and relatively affordable place to stay.