My little family of three had a fantastic stay at Rigo's place. He was really fantastic, helpful and so attentive. He kindly helped me carry suitcases up the stairs when I showed up with just my toddler at check in. When we had an issue with the master bedroom being a little too cold he helped not only tinker with the radiators but eventually removed the air unit from the window as we unfortunately came up on an unseasonably cold early summer weekend. Location wise the apartment is perfect. We drove a CRV and were able to find parking the entire weekend no more than a block from the apartment. If you take the subway it is right at the corner of the block. We were only a 15 to 30 minute drive to all of the things we were looking forward to do. Including JFK airport, Prospect zoo, Coney Island, the Brooklyn children's museum and all of the food places we were interested in trying in the city. The neighborhood itself is full of Caribbean food which my partner enjoyed. But they're also a few common food chains if you're looking for that as well. If you are traveling with younger children who enjoy playgrounds the playground next to Rigo's place is phenomenal. Unfortunately it rained most of our weekend so we only got to check it out the morning we left and I'm bummed we didn't get to spend more time there. The apartment itself is cozy but clean and well appointed. Usually my one complaint about airbnbs are the beds and for once this bed was perfect for me. I do enjoy a softer bed though. We didn't really get to enjoy the rooftop deck because of the weather but I'm sure folks would enjoy eating out there on a nice summer night. I would suggest if you are a light sleeper and sleeping in the master bedroom, you bring earplugs. Especially if you aren't used to the sounds of the city. I grew up in Chicago and we travel with our own sound machine so we didn't have a problem. This was my first time visiting Brooklyn and I am extremely happy that we chose Rigo's home.