Talk about cozy. I have nothing but great things to say- you get your own tiny box with warm lighting, surrounded by paintings and books on spirituality. There is fresh fruit and other foods available at all times which saved me in the mornings on my way out. The hosts were very helpful, welcoming and sweet. I appreciated the community aspect in that there were multiple people running it throughout my stay. In a bustling city like NY it was peaceful and relaxing to come back and sleep in a quiet space. Any noise from others reminded me of living with my family growing up so it was nostalgic in a way. The showers weren't amazing (bring sandals) but this place offers all that you need and even had me reevaluating what I perceive to be necessary when I travel. This was my first stay at an AirBnB and I'm hooked. Why spend money on a hotel when you can stay at a place that works toward the betterment of mankind? Feeding homeless and uniting religions? I'm all for it. Next time I'm in the area I hope to volunteer with them!