We never met Shae and had a bit of difficulty checking in. After a few texts back and forth we were able to gain entry using the lock-box and a punch code for our private space. The space was fairly clean but the plumbing was not so good. The kitchen and bathroom sink along with the shower drained exceedingly slow. At times would have to wait 10 minutes for the sink to drain so it didn't over flow. The futon was quite comfortable, but up the middle you could feel the crease/poll underneat you. We both just slept to the side of that. The place was located near the subway and connected easily to Manhattan and Williambsburg. At night we took a cab to get home just in case. Shae does have a security camera on site and all doors have separate locks. One night upon returning home at 3am the front door had been forced open (the lock and surrounding area was destroyed). I messaged Shae right away and she said that the cleaning lady had left a pot of water on the stove and the fire department needed to gain entry. She re-assured me of our safety. All in all, the place is a budget place. It was comfortable, (except for the plumbing issues), quiet (we were never disturbed in our sleep), near the subway and did feel like a private apartment. There is just one door that connects you to another room, but the occupant never has access to your space and we never heard anyone in there.

Except for a few hiccups the place worked out fine.