She was welcoming, friendly and accommodating. The description was accurate except there isn't a second bed, it is a cot.
I think this is a good option for a young couple without kids. However, it is not baby friendly. There was no pack and play or crib available. The floors were dirty and we even found a nail on the floor.. Thank God we found it before our exploring baby did. There are several steps up to the apartment and no wheelchair access. So we carried baby and stroller and car seat and bags up the stairs.
Keep in mind that I have never been to Brooklyn before so I don't know what the norm for accommodations are. Trying to sleep at night was pretty difficult. The only space in the apartment that had any natural light was the bedroom and it was so bright. Even at night because there were safety lights right outside the window (which I do appreciate) but my baby and I are used to pitch black for sleep. Also, the noise! I'm from Chicago and I am used to noisy streets but you could hear everything on the street. And the neighbors were coming and going all hours. The apartment is right at the front entrance so you hear everyone entering the building.
You can't control the temperature. We had to text her every time we were hot or cold. She was very responsive. But it was impossible to get the temperature right like that. It was either a sauna or freezing in there.
The kitchen was really nice and so was the bathroom. She made a lot of little touches that made the place feel welcoming and homey. The place wasn't really near anything though. No great restaurants or anything. Had to take an uber everywhere or walk 1-2 miles. We choose this because it was two blocks from the wedding we were there for.