There's so much I could say about my stay with Daniel.

He's a great guy with a lovely place and he did everything to make me feel welcomed including jumping out of a plane with me. I feel he started off as my professional housemate and ended up as a good (great) friend. I really don't have a bad thing to say about what Daniel has to offer as an Airbnb host.

The room was clean and tidy and everything was exactly how the advertisement specified. He showed me the laundry room, gym and where the nearest supermarket was. We hung out on the roof and introduced me to everyone in the block. We cooked together, fed our love for country music and spent a couple of days at the beach with some more new found friends.

Daniel has many interests and it's easy to start a conversation with, we spoke for many hours about his paintings and my photography. He never asked to paint me though which made me sad haha.

I'm now planning to move to the states and will be looking forward to many nights hanging with Daniel and his lovely dog Nino, who I probably like more than his owner. Nino is a great dog who listens well and Daniel is good at keeping him out of your way if you're not massively into dogs. (I am and spent a lot of time with Nino. We even went for a couple of coffee's together)

The Clocktower is friendly, welcoming and suits the busy lifestyle that New York has to offer. The people in the block are a great community and have come together with a rooftop garden and now a community garden across the road.

If you're looking for a real view of New York and want to be around people who are friendly, nice and helpful. Then Daniels place is a must.

I will be back and Daniel will be the first guy I will call, I don't think I can thank him enough for the time, he gave me while I was there. I only hope that the people who read this and stay with him agree.

Good luck, enjoy your time and don't forget to ask Daniel Where the Mexican place is near the apartment.