Linda's place was perfect for our family of 3. The apartment's not the Ritz Carlton. It's kinda funky and artsy. But everything was perfectly clean, and the neighborhood always felt completely safe, even late at night. Flushing reminded us of being in China. Wife and I slept on the full-size bed in one room, and our daughter slept on her own twin bed in an adjacent room. There's a full bath and kitchen. Mostly, we only used the stove to heat kettles of water to make tea, and we sometimes reheated leftovers in the microwave. It wasn't worth it for us to do much cooking at Linda's, since there were SO MANY wonderful and relatively cheap places to eat out in the neighborhood. Flushing Main St Station and the 7 train was an easy 15 minutes walk from Linda's place. Every day, we took the train into Manhattan or Brooklyn or wherever. Every evening when we returned home to Flushing, we ate DELICIOUS dinners from one or more of the many food stalls near the station. Our favorite was the huge food court in the basement of the New World Mall, right next to the station, where there were over a dozen different Asian food stalls. Every one we tried was great. Prices were good, and the people working there were all really nice to us. It was REALLY HOT the whole five days we stayed at Linda's, but the two small window AC units and the ceiling fans in each room were more than enough to keep the entire apartment really comfortable, even when it got up to 97F outside. At night, it was too cold for me with the AC and the fans on, so, every night we were there, I ended up shutting the AC off and just using the ceiling fans, while we were sleeping. Highly recommend a stay at Linda's place in Flushing. You won't regret it!