Amro and Dina haven't been managing the property I stayed out for long which is precisely why it made my stay that much more impressive. There was next to no criticism from this perfect, comfy, well-kept and prime-located setup which feels like a mini-hotel in the best sense of the concept. There are rooms divvied up between a three-story-quite vertical dwelling. But even the door-less basement-level space is surprisingly and deliciously private. The climate control, incredible, surely both in the summer (when I stayed) but also during the winter too (you can just tell, the unit is plenty souped up). The bed was incredibleeeeeeeeeee which is a real plus of many of the not-the-cheapest-AirBnB-NYC digs, I can assure you. This one is no exception in that regards and lives up to a heck of a comfy rest. Great beddings too. SUCH a comfy stay. Outside though? You're pretty much mostly (but unfortunately not completely) transported to the old time Brooklyn which so many of us native NYCers have long lost ages ago when we knew that we were gonna lose it too (which was the worst part of it, our worst nightmares came true). But Amro and Dina's digs are more of a throwback to 2000 than they are to 2020, thankfully. Don't get me wrong, there is some disgusting gentrification nearby too, something which the hosts are painfully but honestly aware of. But it's just spliced here and there and in part, because the digs aren't actually in the eye of the storm or anything and one needs to take a good 10 minute (a 20 minute one to Joe's pizza, HIGHLY recommended!) walk to get where the real Williamsburg action is. But there is something to be said about being just a bit off the beaten track because yes, you'll get some old-world NYC in there. As a native, I don't often stay in AirBnBs when visiting NYC but I gotta tell ya, Amro and Dina's care makes me think twice about that. They're experts even though they're starting out. They're passionate. They're serious. They're simply super hosts which, oh yeah, they ARE officially Super Hosts. Ha. ;-) Well-deserved too, I can personally say, especially since I'm a former host myself.