My overall impression of this place is that it’s fine if you’re budget/tourist traveling, but maybe not as much if you plan on spending much time there beyond bathing and sleeping. Communication was great - prompt, friendly, and accommodating. The location was good - 10/15 min from various metro lines, walking distance to the Brooklyn Museum, and there are lots of good shops and restaurants in the general neighborhood. We particularly enjoyed Tooker Alley for cocktails and Ogliastro for food. I’ve never stayed in a basement apartment before, and it was COLD. There is a window heating unit of sorts that we could never really get to work right, and it was in the main living area, which didn’t help much in the bedroom or for showering. A small portable space heater would be an excellent addition to this apartment. The bed was adequate, but not particularly comfy. It doesn’t say in the listing what size it is, but my guess is a queen, just fyi. We never attempted to cook food, only heated up leftovers, but were a bit dismayed by the lack of actual silverware (plastic forks and knives only), and there only being one lone wine glass. Like I said, if you’re just looking for a place to lay your head, this definitely does the trick, but certain aspects of the apartment were a tad underwhelming.