I stayed here for two months while working in Lower Manhattan. The location is beautiful - Brooklyn Heights is a historic neighborhood with brownstones and streets shaded by mature trees. The apartment is two blocks from the Promenade, where you can watch the sun set behind the Manhattan skyline. It's a short and pleasant walk down to Brooklyn Bridge Park with its many free activities and running/walking paths on the waterfront. Many interesting neighborhoods are accessible by ferry and there are train stations for different lines about four blocks away, as well as a bike share station one block away. The apartment is a good starting point for a walk across the Brooklyn Bridge.
Food in the neighborhood is varied and pretty good, especially the Lebanese food down on Atlantic Avenue. Laundry is pretty inconvenient - the nearest laundromat was half a mile away, less than ideal when lugging laundry. I should mention that I encountered about six cockroaches during my two-month stay, most of them dead, but Michi was easy to reach by phone and very accommodating when I raised the issue. I heard from colleagues that cockroaches are pretty common in older buildings throughout NYC, so the problem is not unique to this location.
The space is a nice size for one to two people, or three who don't mind close quarters. I was well supplied with towels, sheets, and the basics for cooking (one skillet, one pot, one baking dish, etc.). The location is hard to beat and I'm glad I had the chance to stay there.