Location isn’t too great, especially if you’re planning on going into the city frequently. Nearest subway station is a 10-15min walk depending on the train. Parking was not really an issue. Before checking in, I was notified that the couch is broken and a new one wouldn’t arrive during my stay. While I understand things happen, it sucked because that meant the only place you had to sit was the bed or a single chair at a small desk. There is no control over the temperature of the place. When we arrived it was very very hot, and were told to open the windows. I don’t love the idea of having the windows open in a Brooklyn suburb while sleeping. Shower had stains that looked gross, there were spiders in the toilet paper rolls, and the wifi didn’t work at all the entire stay. The neighbors are noisy and the walls are thin, so if you’re a light sleeper I would take that into consideration. Kitchen had the basic essentials. The bed was comfortable.