Susan's apartment is in a very good location, close to everything. You have many restaurants nearby and when you leave the building you have the subway entrance of lines 2 and 3. Walking about 5 minutes there is also the Atlantic and Barclays Center station with connections to the lines 2, 3, 4, 5, B, D, M, N, Q, R. The apartment has two bedrooms and a bathroom. It is on the second floor of a building without an elevator. It's important that you know if you have heavy luggage. It is VERY important for Susan not to wear shoes inside the apartment. One of the first days I forgot and he scolded me for that. The room is spacious and has a lot of storage space if you are going to be a long time (I was two months). The closet (you can only use half) has hangers if you need them. It has a desk and a chair (be careful with it when leaning because the base is detached from the seat). The air conditioner works well and there is also a small fan. The street is quite noisy, but tolerable. I got used quickly. The first days I used earplugs and then I forgot them. The bed and pillows didn't seem completely comfortable, because I'm used to hard mattresses and pillows with memory foam. Susan gave me a large towel and two small ones. The cleanliness of the sheets and towels runs on your own. The large towel should only be hung in the room and not in the bathroom. The cleaning of the room and the apartment is done every 15 days. The cleaning lady is one of the sweetest and most charming people I have met during my trip to New York. Susan works from home, so you need to be really quiet. If you need to talk on the phone and she is working, I recommend closing the door of the room. Or if you need to listen to music or watch videos, it is better that you do it using headphones so as not to disturb. If you plan to cook in the apartment it is important to know several things. Among them you can't cook (or do things in the kitchen) after 10 o'clock at night, or even a little earlier, because the kitchen noise filters into Susan's room and does not let her sleep. Susan will give you a small space in the pantry and in the fridge to store your food. If you are used to buy a lot of food, this could be a problem. Susan asks you to wash the cans and even the containers of yogurt or food that you are going to throw away because she feels that the garbage gets a bad smell. It is also important that you ask what things in the kitchen you can use. I had to buy a pan because the one I could use was not in good condition....