I loved staying in Haydee's apartment -- so much so that I've already booked a return visit in a month. The apartment was clean, spacious, and extremely quiet, which was important to me. I had the top-floor unit and could sleep and work beautifully here. There's a lovely tree out the living room window. I didn't cook but saw that the kitchen is set up with all the pots and pans one would need. I found staying in the Sunset Park neighborhood to be a very upbeat experience. I loved the cheerful spirit on Fourth Avenue, with the cafe con leche shops and fruit markets, and I loved, as well, strolling Eighth Avenue with its fish markets and restaurants. Across the street is Coffee Town, where I bought a yummy egg-and-cheese sandwich on a brioche for five dollars every morning. I walked to Sunset Park itself and rode the 63 bus to magnificent Greenwood Cemetery. I came home after midnight from Manhattan several times and always felt perfectly safe. It does require a bit of patience, sometimes, to ride the N or R trains, which, during the time I was there, seemed to be unusually pokey as they made their way to and from Manhattan. But that was a minor aspect of my stay there. It just required a bit of patience. And the payoff is getting to stay in this extremely reasonably priced and very dear apartment. Only quibble (and this is so minor!) was that the chairs are a bit firm for sitting in all day if you are working on your laptop at the table. That's as big of a complaint as I can summon! As I say, I've already booked a return stay. I loved staying here.