Amazing experience. The place looked exactly as it did in the pictures. Unlike places where it feels like you're staying in a room someone has lightly furnished just to be passable as a place to stay and clearly all they care about is money, Jason's place felt lived in (in a good way!). The natural light was incredible and the apartment was comfortable, aesthetically lovely and carefully thought-out, down to tiny details. Plan to spend hours just walking around the apartment marveling at the trinkets&artwork. The neighborhood was funky&unique, and the Morgan stop was very close with access to manhattan and elsewhere in Brooklyn. Overall the PROS are: beautiful apartment, lovely decor, comfortable bed, really cool pieces like the mannequins with finished clothing pieces he made, AMAZING fishtanks (seriously spent an almost unbelievable amount of the weekend just staring at the tanks; even on the third day I was still finding new fish or invertebrates I hadn't noticed before), great neighborhood (Roberta's....need I say more?)for eating, drinking, and shopping (including great thrift and vintage superstores), all the amenities needed (great speakers, pots/pans/kitchen stuff, shampoo and other bathroom stuff, and even a helpful list of things to do and eat in the neighborhood). Jason, the host, and Marisha, his lovely neighbor were also major pros because they were very kind and accommodating. I had to text Jason several times throughout the weekend and he was quick to respond and very helpful. the CONS: it is a 4 flight walkup, with three doors to unlock, so if you have a disability or do not want to walk up and down stairs and unlock heavy metal doors, it might be challenging for you; it is hard to make the apartment very dark at night, although the tanks are blacklights and not very bothersome, if you are like me and need complete darkness to sleep, especially in the morning, the apartment is hard to darken, because although there are blinds on the windows, they aren't blackout so a good amount of light creeps in; the tanks are on only half the day, so there are certain times it is harder to look at the fish (this is obviously for the health of the fish, but i selfishly wanted to look at them all day long!); also if you are a couple, it is a great space, but if you have more than probably 3 or so people, there would not be a lot of privacy due to the loft/studio nature (although that is to be expected in a one room situation); no microwave or teakettle (which are the 2 ways I would attempt to make tea, although there is a nice coffee maker); the only other con is that Jason or Marisha may need to come feed the fish, so plan for the possibility of that, even if you're only there a couple days. Overall an amazing experience--I had to think hard to come up with cons and left out many pros.