We had a fine stay at Patrick's during our recent weekend trip to Brooklyn. The apartment was clean, has a lot of space, and actually has two bedrooms - our favourite part of the apartment was the rainfall showerhead, that was a really nice touch. NOTE - The parking situation has changed, and although the listing says there is parking included, there is no parking on the premises. We found this out when we asked the host for the parking details the day before our arrival, which was unfortunate given that we had chosen the listing largely because we needed parking. Luckily, there is plenty of great street parking in the neighbourhood on the weekend. (From Tuesday to Thursday however, vehicles have to be moved during the day for street cleaning - so if your stay is during the week, this may prove tricky.) A couple of thoughts on our experience - the bedroom that the host unlocked for us to stay in, is not the one included in the listing. The brick wall room, with the large window and the king size bed is not what we had. We were given another room that was darker with a smaller bed and a dark leather headboard. While the photos in the listing are nice, if you are expecting a really nice, comfy and homey experience, this isn't it. Things that made it lack that homey experience: besides a small face mirror in the bathroom, there is no mirror anywhere in the apartment - so you can't really see what you look like before leaving the house; the sheets on the bed were polyester and quite uncomfortable; there was no duvet cover for the duvet - as a bed cover for guests, this made it feel sort of icky; we were only offered one pillow each, which did not offer a very comfy sleeping experience; and, the toilet paper was one-ply, which made it feel sort of industrial and uncomfy. Finally, it's near the end of the metro line in Brooklyn and quite removed from everything. It is absolutely not walking distance to any bustling areas, and getting to Williamsburg with the metro took 45 minutes+; getting to Manhattan took about an hour on the metro.