This place is perfection - and I travel the world, staying in hotels, homes and guest houses. From the beginning communication was clear and I never had to wait too long to hear back from Amy (and I was also never pressured to respond). Amy was helpful, friendly and it felt like she genuinely enjoyed being a host. When I arrived, Amy was flexible with check in time up until the day I arrived and she was there to meet me. That was a real treat, considering I have arrived to many of these situations prepared to hunt for a secret hidden key. Amy gave me a tour of the house, including all of the incredible amenities. I was able to cook, recycle, watch TV, sleep in darkness, have a coffee on the patio and park in a driveway. There was shampoo, towels, coffee and food staples already in the house. Amy made it clear that, if I were to find myself missing something, all I needed to do was ask. She offered to take me food shopping and generally wanted to be certain I had everything I needed. I felt like I had total privacy and, with her family living close by, I felt like I had security and someone watching out for me. I loved that the house was locked by a keypad on the outside (so I needed to remember a combination, not a key) and that there was a security lock on the inside when I was home alone. The bed was comfortable and there were lots of pillows (I love pillows). The shower in the bathroom was spacious and had great water pressure. I only used one room and bathroom, but I imagine all the beds to be that way. Should my work bring me again to this part of Brooklyn, I would be lucky if this place was available again for me. A couple of extra touches I found particularity fantastic: there was a snack jar by the front door filled up with individually wrapped to-go snacks, there was a binder chock-full of helpful information (including every helpful app for NYC), there were paper copies of subway maps, Time Out NY magazine and other helpful tourist publications.