I loved John's neighborhood. It was an eclectic, casual assortment of cafe's, shops, ethnic restaurants, and lots of hair stylist shops. A park nearby. Loved the security of the building. The bed was comfortable with a little fan in the room and the kitchen was stocked with cooking implements. The lock to the bedroom was a little confusing and I didn't realize NY law required all windows to be accessible in case of fire. I was concerned about my camera and computer being left in the room but was assured there was a camera in the kitchen to keep track of who was coming and going. The subway stop being about a block away is very convenient. The location is very accessible to all parts of the city, by subway. I was new to the Key Cafe. Once at the location, the store owner asked if I was an AirBnB renter and pointed me to the back of the store. There, following the directions given in the email that was sent to me, I typed a code and the door with the key popped right open. Be sure to have that on your phone. Also, there were two Key Cafe locations to drop the key on my way out. The one closest is not open 24 hours, so be sure to know where the other one is (a few blocks away.) That one is open 24 hours. John was kind enough to allow me other options since I had to leave at 5:15am.