Stayed here for 5 nights! Self-check in and checkout were really easy with the lockbox. Communicating with Neil was easy and he gave me local coffee shops to work remotely before checking in. The unit is upstairs upon entering the front door so you need to briefly haul your luggage one flight of steps; I'd walk the stairs instead of running down if you're in a rush. It's a small unit but it was adequate for 3 grown men who only used it to sleep and get ready in the mornings.
You definitely get a quiet suburban Brooklyn vibe with some local coffee shops. It's a family neighborhood vibe and everyone was BBQing around us for 4th of July.
The Kingston-Throop Subway station for the A & C trains was only about a 8-10 minute walk away. If you're coming late night from Manhattan it's prob easy to Lyft or Uber but if you're coming from DUMBO or Downtown Brooklyn I'd take the Subway. There's a Citi Bike docking/parking station on the same block and we used that frequently to get around places in Brooklyn without Ubering/Lyfting that were not accessible via Subway (i.e. Williamsburg). All you need to do is download the Citi Bike app. If you like morning runs, Fort Greene and Prospect Park are only about 2.2 miles away.
AC did the job but I'd bring earplugs as the noise came intermittently. We did not cook here once but the kitchen area is narrow so be mindful of that. Minor con but the water in the shower didn't drain rapidly and there's no fan in the bathroom so I'd wait a few minutes to shower after someone.
Definitely try Peaches on Lewis! Perfect soul food brunch with the best Georgia bourbon peach drink I've ever had. Neighbors outside even greeted us goodbye and asked if we had a good stay as we checked out. I'd stay here again if I were visiting with one other person and wanted to ball on a budget!