The apartment was sunny and clean, and the small room suited my needs just fine. Be prepared for some exercise, however, as it's a fourth floor walk-up. The apartment has two bathrooms adjacent to one another; one has a tub/shower, the other a shower stall. I assumed the latter was the one for guests because it had fewer personal items in it, so I used that one until I figured out that the shower faucet seemed to be set with a restriction against turning beyond lukewarm. Since that had not been mentioned in the host's descriptive remarks, for the next two days I showered in the fuller bathroom, which did have hot water. Since I never saw the host or hosts, the lack of hot water in the one shower came as a bit of a surprise. If you want to use this apartment as a base for venturing into Manhattan, you should know that only the G line has a stop nearby (at Nassau), and the G line only serves Brooklyn and a little bit of Queens (LI City). My business was in Soho, but I found out the hard way that to take the G to the M also requires a bus leg. So even if you are going to downtown Manhattan, it would be better to take the G to Court Square and then take the 7 train to midtown, from which you can take any number of downtown (or uptown) subways, depending on where you want to go. So the apartment was basically fine (except for the hot water), but not very convenient if you want to go to Manhattan. It took me about an hour to get to Soho. Public transit from LaGuardia is not very convenient, either. Take the Q70 bus to 74th and Broadway in Queens, transfer to the elevated 7 train there and go inbound to Court Square, where you transfer to the G train and take it to the Nassau stop. I took a Uber going back to LaG, which cost around $25. The most frustrating thing about the stay was that the host or hosts (Vanessa and/or someone else, I'm not quite sure which) did not respond to my emails and texts in the weeks before my stay, when I was trying to sort out logistical details of the kind I described above. She/he/they only responded as I was sitting in the airport the day I was to arrive, and then only in the most cursory fashion. I was so uncertain whether I would in fact have a place to stay that I nearly cancelled the reservation. The host(s) were not available to let me in at my arrival time, saying the check-in time was at 12 noon, whereas I had understood the listing as implying that anytime after 12 noon would be fine, and we could find a mutually agreeable time. Indeed, in several emails I had tried, in vain, to do just that. That would have been consistent...