Linda was responsive, helpful, and friendly. She has created a space that works well for out of towners wanting a "homey" space where they can cook their own meals (though there is no full kitchen), get in and out easily, and feel like they have an oasis from the hustle and bustle of New York. She was flexible with regard to check in and check out times and the place was clean and well appointed. The rooms are large though the bathroom is narrow (long and slim) but fully functional. The laundry room has a two-burner hotplate, large sink, two coffee makers, and a toaster oven. There is a good supply of kitchen utensils, pots and pans dishes, cups, mugs, etc. making it a good place to either serve takeout or make simple but adequate meals. It's a historic building near the Williamsburg Bridge on the Manhattan side, though the street noise is not bad.