First, I will say that Uri’s place is in a very, very good location. Right around the corner from the subway station, and Coney Island is just a few stops away. However, there were a few things about the Airbnb that we did not like. (1) it took a bit of handling to properly lock and unlock the doors, and with (2) the air conditioner from the higher apartment dripping water right in front of the doorway for the Airbnb, it made it more difficult/frustrating to get in. (3) there’s no TV, so prepare to bring your own laptop or TV to plug in if you want it. (4) we had an issue with the oven not properly turning off one morning after we accidentally turned it on. We called Uri for help on turning it off, but he didn’t respond for several hours. We did end up unplugging the oven so we don’t risk a fire hazard after leaving the Airbnb for the day, but it was unsettling that he didn’t respond to us til later that evening. He might’ve been working, idk, but imagine if there was a running faucet that wouldn’t turn off. We’d have no way of fixing that until he responded, and we would’ve been stuck at the Airbnb all day.
All that being said, if you need a place to sleep that’s close to the subway, that’s really all this place is good for. It was kept clean, but was also frustrating that (5) the “king” bed was just two doubles pushed together, and the third bed was a pullout couch bed that took up the last bit of available space in the bedroom once it’s pulled out. Very frustrating to maneuver around, but the two doubles were comfortable.