I'll start with the positives: it is in a great location. A couple of blocks from McGolrick Park and a quick walk to Manhattan Avenue and the G train. Lots of amenities on the block including delis and bakeries. We used the high-chair and little kids chair for our little one. Both were handy to have on hand. Also, the co-host was very responsive when we reached out to him.
Yet I found the apartment to be just okay, not stellar. The pictures made the main bedroom feel open and uncluttered, but in fact there were a few large plastic tubs across from the beds and the closet was filled with rugs that made it difficult to put clothes in. The bedside lamp was unplugged when we arrived and the only electrical outlet was behind the bed. So the first thing I did when I arrived was push the bed out to plug in the lamp. To use the Roku, one has to plug in a smallish extension cord across the living room floor and unplug it when finished so that it's not a tripping hazard. Also, the TV leaned against the door that housed it pushing it open and blocking the main pathway. We jerry-rigged a rubberband around the clasp so that it stayed shut.
In terms of check-in: I messaged the owner the night before our stay to get check-in info. He gave us the info, first saying to read the check-in guide, but then there was no check-in guide on the Airbnb profile, and he said he would update it.
All of these things are minor inconveniences, and each one on its own was not a big deal. Yet, I'm not sure I would recommend the apartment or stay again unless it was at a lower price point.