We booked this apartment for our father/father-in-law to stay in during a family visit. We all found it to be an aesthetically minimalistic and very clean apartment, tastefully decorated in a distinct Japanese style with what I presume to be custom furniture pieces designed in wood to match the interior architecture. The hosts filled the house with thoughtful and much appreciated amenities beyond the basics of linens and soap, for example seeing to it to include breakfast fixings and giving us a full tour upon arrival. The cleverly devised closet space would be enviable to any New Yorker. The location was ideal for a NYC visitor looking for both the charm of local Brooklyn community and proximity to train stations for exploring further afield. While essentially located on the border of the Fort Greene historic residential area, it was easy to walk to both of the nearby commercial corridors, the one on Dekalb and the one on Fulton— as well as the subway (A/C) and bus stops (B69, B52, B38 etc) of the neighborhood.