Anthony was kind and helped watch my dog when I had to go out and run errands and always kept toilet paper stocked. However this stay at "the cozy room" was not for me. I planned to stay for 1-2 months, but after the first day I realized it wouldn't work. The room is quite small, so if you are traveling with a decent amount of luggage for a longer stay, this probably isn't a good fit. The shower was very, very small. I'm an average female and I kept hitting my elbows on the sides of the shower, and the shower head drips out water and spurts it in other directions. The bed takes up most of the room space and you can't fit standard suitcases under the bed, and the door in the picture doesn't open/isn't a closet, so storage is an issue. Especially if you like to stay organized when you're in a new environment. I have a medium sized 40 lbs dog and there wasn't much room for a regular dog bed. There is no window in the room, so you literally couldn't tell if it was day or night (very disorienting). Parking is easy on the street and it's a 10-15 minute walk to the L train, which is nice if you have to go to Manhattan. Anthony watches TV in the main living room which can be loud; I just used headphones and that helped. It's also worth noting he has 2 rooms for airbnb in his apartment he hosts at a time so that could be up to 5 people at 1 time. Anthony is a good human, his "cozy room" was not a good fit for me.