I stayed at Kyla's place for roughly ~2 1/2 months over the summer to do an internship in Dumbo and by far it was the best summer i've ever had. Now that is partly because New York is an unbelievable city, but it is also due to the fact that with this Airbnb rental you get much more than a place to stay. I met some of the most wonderful people through my roomates. 2 rooms in the upper house and 1 in the lower get rented out to Airbnb travelers (sometimes it's more sometimes less) so there's never a shortage of fascinating international nomads to hang out with. The permanent residents were so nice as well-introducing me to all their friends, taking me out, making fantastic dinners, throwing parties, going to cool events, etc. The room I stayed in was incredibly spacious for the price (and, I mean, it's New York) and included lots of storage space, a surpisingly clean bathroom, a highly effective air conditioner (thank god), a queen bed with sheets and pillows, 2 adorable cats (that you don't have to see if you don't want to, they mainly hang out in the backyard or the lower house), and some very wacky posters and paintings. The house itself is very cozy and well furnished. The washer and dryer in the house is a godsend and the fridge and cupboards have plenty of space for your food. The nearest train is the L and it's a bit of a walk (~10 min), the other trains (J & M) are farther. But that's because it's Brooklyn, meaning it's more spread out and less industrial but with that you get less noise, less tomfoolery, and honestly what seemed like a very family oriented area. Bushwick is incredibly diverse and much safer than I expected, as long as you keep to yourself. Keep in mind it's a bit of a schlep to get to most of manhattan (~40 min) and a bit worse if you work in Dumbo/Brooklyn heights like I did. But the commute never bothered me because the pro's of this rental and this city far outweighed the cons. My stay really couldn't have gone any better. It's cliché, but if I could do it all over again I wouldn't change a thing.