Great for a short stay, not so much a long one. My partner and I stayed here for two weeks. The place is clean, cozy, and checkin was so so easy. It's in a great location, close to a subway station with a train that goes to manhattan, and a bus that will take you to the junction. It's super convenient, lots of little bodegas within a block or two, lots of great local Haitian restaurants. I was never able to find the lounge downstairs listed in the pictures, although there was one night that it sounded like a bar was open late into the night, but it was only one night (Tuesday, for some reason) which was fine because my partner doesn't sleep well with background noise. But the unpredictable nature of the noise is something to consider.
Now for the place itself: like the reviews and site say, Jude was super accomodating and responsive. I messaged them before boarding my flight to ask a question, in the middle of the night for them, and they still responded. The place was super clean, and the residents of the building and the cleaning staff was super nice and helpful (the cleaning guy helped us figure out how to use the door, even). The air conditioner was a life-saver in the humidity of New York in July. The most disappointing part was, honestly, the kitchen amenities. Like I said, it would be perfect for a short vacation with lots of eating out and not much cooking. However, for money's sake, we decided we would cook most nights so as to avoid spending more than necessary on an already-expensive vacation. There were only 3-5 forks (I don't remember the exact number, sorry) and two glasses; there were plenty of pots and pans, even an egg pan and a grilled cheese pan, however the more-used pieces were flaking non-stick coating into our food. However, the knife that was in the drawer was nearly unusable, as the blade kept popping out of the handle and it was dull enough to be used in a middle school culinary class. We ended up buying a cheap knife from Target just so we could cut things. In addition, despite the listing saying "basic cooking supplies such as salt and pepper" my partner and I had to buy all our cooking supplies such as salt, pepper, oil, and other non-perishable cooking supplies. Additionally, the oven was broken (specifically because the interface with the buttons was broken, so the stovetop worked but the oven did not) and the part was on back-order, which isn't Jude's fault, but we only found out when we messaged them to alert them, despite the problem happening while the last group was staying. I would have preferred it if Jude had alerted us before we checked in, so we didn't buy flour and sugar and other supplies that can really only be used with an oven.
Altogether, despite the long review, these problems were mostly details that didn't make the place unlivable or even unpleasant. Mostly they were small inconveniences and I want to alert anyone else who might want to stay here for any extended period of time what to expect. This was my first time booking an airbnb, and altogether I think my experience was pretty positive, and Jude was a good host.