Just as advertised, fabulous location for getting around, and a fun neighborhood for walking to bars/restaurants. Annie is lovely and very helpful. Some things to be aware of that are more about the location, and are not a reflection on Annie at all: Be aware that if you bring a car it is fend for a spot on the street situation, so brush up on your parallel parking skills and plan extra time for circling the block a few times. I drove to work in Conneticut each day and when I got back to the neighborhood in the evening it did take some time to find a spot, but I always did eventually get one. Of course, it is not super smart to bring a car with you to Brooklyn but I didn't have a better choice. Also, this is a commercial street, there's a bar right below the window that stays open until 4am 7 nights a week, and other shops on the block so it is always noisy and bright. Even late at night, there is a lot of ambient light in the apartment. If you are one of those people who needs dark and quiet to sleep then bring your eye mask and earplugs. Annie keeps a sound machine by the bed that you can use, but I ended up using my white noise app and my earbuds. Again, though, what do you expect when you're in Brooklyn? :-) There are not one but TWO cheap Banh Mi shops on the block, so despite being in NYC, it is pretty cheap to eat. Also, bonus, the Bagelsmith across the street is open 24 hrs, so you will never go hungry. Also, the stairs leading up to the apartment are very narrow and steep. Overall, Annie was wonderful, it's a great location, and I enjoyed pretending I lived in Brooklyn for the week!