This is my 1st Airbnb visit, but I feel if I don’t let the future people who visit know my true opinion, they can’t make a good decision on this stay. Great communication with Carlene (the owner) from the get go. The house person ( Not Carlene) you meet at the property was very helpful at arrival. He provided his phone number and handed over keys. Seeing that it was after 11Pm at my late arrival, I went to sleep. The room is a bright yellow. There is no Windows and I knew this beforehand. It encompasses a twin bed with a small nightstand. It’s clean and very small. The Tv was a smart tv and had the use of Sling tv and Netflix available. Only thing is, it didn’t start working right away. It was difficult to work, but I’m no dummy and got it to work for me. The amount of noises from the kitchen which is next to the bedroom where you will reside is too much. Clanking pots and pans, making food, cleaning dishes along with a few conversations from the next room over from along term renter was unbearable. Loud voices outside my door. Also, they have 2 cats that constantly live in the kitchen area and if you open your door, they rush into your bedroom. The door to the bedroom needs repair as it sticks and makes a loud noise at entry and exit. After 2 nights there , I had enough. I checked out and moved to the Holiday Inn in Brooklyn. Carlene was very apologetic and refunded a total of $28.00 for 2 nights. I wish they would show the room in the pics to get a real life look of your living quarters. This was a big wake up call for me as it was my first experience on Airbnb. I do see that you pay for what you get. My 2 night stay at Holiday Inn ran me an additional 259.00, but it was well worth it. Please ask questions, look at the property and make the right decision for you.