Greer's unique and fun. She's an experienced host(ess) and has the AirBnB process down to a science. Process is her thing. AirBnB should hire her, actually.

I lived in Manhattan for many years, so I knew what to expect with the neighborhood, but even so I was surprised by a few things. 181st Street used to be the northernmost Manhattan outpost of Starbucks; now there's one two blocks from Greer's place. Down the street there's a couple of hookah bars, which I guess is a new thing. As long as you know that you'll have to spend 20 minutes on the A train - which is like a rocket, BTW - to get to midtown, you'll be fine with the neighborhood. I actually like it more than the super-expensive parts of Manhattan. Not that it isn't expensive up north. It's a Spanish-speaking neighborhood by and large, but gentrification is everywhere.

This place is a deal and Greer is cool. Come and stay here.