Justa was a very kind host who accommodated us as much as possible. She was always available through text and ready to help if needed. Her apartment is beautifully decorated and she explained her decorating scheme to us thoroughly. There is beautiful Tanzanian art throughout the apartment and it is really cozy. Justa travels to Tanzania and has done an amazing job of bringing the beauty of her country back to her home. While we did not make use of the food in Justa's apartment, she did make it clear that we were more than welcome to. It felt more like we were staying at a cousin's apartment rather than a rental.

The neighborhood is very safe and amazingly clean. Often, in big cities, the streets are littered with trash. Its just no way to avoid it. However, where Justa is located, Crown Heights in Brooklyn, it is incredibly clean and welcoming. Joggers and bikers were a regular site along the pedestrian mall. There were many small mom 'n pop restaurants that delivered to the apartment. One being Hibachi on the Run, which had AMAZING salmon teriyaki. The 2, 3, 4 , 5 trains are all nearby (if the 4 and 5 are running properly *eye roll*) and easy to get to. However, be warned it takes about an hour to get to Midtown Manhattan so plan accordingly if you are trying to get to a show on time. We sadly missed the title song of Hamilton because of this same issue.