This is definitely a budget stay. I gave 4 stars across the board because I feel the price was fair for what the unit was. The bedroom was clean and the sheets smelled freshly washed. Towels and basic shower toiletries were provided in the room. There was a lamp in the room but the bulb was burnt out. I was only there for two days so didn’t bother to bring it up. The bathroom was very cluttered and it wasn’t very clean. It’s a 420 house - I don’t smoke weed but it didn’t bother me. I never actually met Hector, but his wife Angie was nice. I did come back one evening to change and shower and Hector was there, but he didn’t come out of his room or say hello/introduce himself, which I just found a bit awkward (I could see him as his door was open when I arrived and the dog came out). As a guest I would have appreciated just a “welcome. If there’s anything you need let us know”. I didn’t want to interact a ton as I was pretty busy, but that was a bit awkward. That being said, maybe it’s just awkward when someone else lives in the unit. I haven’t done that often. Overall I felt the price was in line with the accommodations. Bed is definitely soft and squishy. I can sleep on pretty much anything but if you’re not a good sleeper that might be something to consider. Was very quiet as well. Doesn’t face the street, but a courtyard. Very close to the subway which was great and close to Williamsburg for lots of cool spots to eat/drink.