We were 3 adults who stayed at Rebekah’s place for 5 nights. It is exactly as described, located in a wonderfully diverse, friendly, gentrifying neighborhood. You could easily pay twice as much for a 200 sq. ft. hotel room, but why would you want to do that? Each morning we made coffee and sat at the big kitchen table or the picnic table in our private outdoor space that is a rarity in NY. We were a little concerned about the air conditioning as it was a really hot weekend, and the apartment was warm when we got there, but just as Rebekah explained, the 2 a/c units cooled the apartment quickly. The bedroom unit is pretty noisy, and along with the nearby elevated train, light sleepers might have to use earplugs. But the house is in the middle of the block so not right on the busy street. The bed and 2 sofa beds were all comfy, and equipped with sheets and blankets. Although we didn’t do any cooking, the kitchen is clean, and stocked with basic necessities. The bathroom was plenty big, with ample towels, and the shower had good water pressure and lots of hot water. One of the best things about the place was the location, with a bus stop a few steps away, and a subway station less than a 5-minute walk. While I don’t recommend driving in Manhattan (it’s not so much the driving as it is the price for parking) we drove to the apartment and left the car parked on the street without having to move it or any other issues. Rebekah was very responsive and left great instructions and information about the neighborhood, and will answer any questions you may have. Overall, the apartment exceeded our expectations and made our trip more enjoyable. Thanks Rebekah!