The space is modern, comfortable and utilitarian. You have plenty of room to spread out and relax. Amy had some basics in the fridge, like eggs, butter, a Britta water jug. There was coffee and tea, plus some condiments. We warmed up left overs a few times and loaded the dishwasher to set off upon our departure. There were plenty of towels and hot water. Bed and sleeper couch were comfortable and there were lots of pillows and blankets. The location was convenient to the park, restaurants and all of Park Slope. It's a quick several block walk to the the F or Q trains.
Amy does warn you that she has kids and a dog, there's a white noise machine in the bedroom. The only time we heard everyone was in the afternoon or evening before they went to bed (remember they are kids so by 9pm). We were never woken up (and my teenager slept till 11am one day!). Amy made suggestions on activities, places to eat and even offers yoga at her studio. Great experience!