Horacio was a great guy to work with and made my stay in Corona a very pleasant one. I liked that the bedroom is in the back and not facing the street like so many NYC apartments. The neighborhood was very friendly and I never once felt a bad vibe. Restaurants of all ethnicities prevail, Ecuadorian, Dominican, Italian, Mexican, Cuban, Chinese, Peruvian and pizza are all within 10 minutes walk, as is the subway line 7, which will get you into Times Square in about 30 minutes. Line 7 runs 24/7, so no worry about getting stuck. If you fly into LGA, an Uber ride is only around $10 to the apartment and you could also save a few bucks by taking the bus if you're so inclined. Corona is very different than Manhattan, with a slower pace and more of a community feel. Nearby is a huge park, the Louis Armstrong House and the Chinatown in Flushing that is one of the nation's largest. Queens is truly the melting pot of NYC and also has the advantage of being much less expensive for both food and accommodation. In short, this place is a winner!