I stayed here for almost a month and it was a perfectly fine time. The host is attentive and very kind. She was great at explaining everything you need to know and she's very unobtrusive. There aren't excessive amenities but you definitely get virtually everything you need. There's a kitchen with a big fridge and a mini fridge in your room as well, so it's a great place if you plan to cook your own meals.

There isn't in-house washer/dryer for guests as far as I was aware, but the host was happy to provide fresh sheets and towels as needed, and there's a couple laundromats nearby that take cards instead of coins.
The apartment is very close to the Myrtle Ave J stop and a ton of great food options all along Myrtle and Broadway, as well as a deli literally next door. I found it a great location altogether for spending time in Bushwick, Bedstuy, or lower Manhattan.
One note: there was a user who left a review that they felt this was an unsafe area - to be honest if you've ever lived in a big city in America you'll feel fine. I never once felt unsafe (granted, I do read as male), and I came back home quite late many nights. Even in poorer neighborhoods, New York is still one of the safest cities in America, and I found people in the neighborhood to be really friendly (as friendly as New Yorkers get, anyway). Exercising situational awareness and street smarts will get you far, just like anywhere else. That user *was* right about noise at night, though; a lot of people love to play music late into the night, especially on weekends. But honestly that's like half of Brooklyn, so if quiet nights are important to you you'd probably have to look pretty far afield.
Over all, this is a great home base if you just arrived in the city and need to secure housing, or do temp work in the area, or visit friends who live in cramped boxes that can't host you themselves.