Promising option in Brooklyn with relatively new, fully furnished (everything IKEA) accommodation which is spacious for NYC. Unfortunately my stay was completely ruined by a billing dispute between AirBnB and the host, which led to a request for me to pay for my entire stay again, on day 4 of my 1 month stay. All this after my credit card had been charged for the full stay weeks before my arrival. After 3-4 days of arguments and discussion between all parties AirBnb and the host resolved the billing dispute. However, in the interim period I hated every minute of being at this property. I was fearful that either my credit card would be charged a second time by the host, or worse, I would return to the room to find I had been locked out. Treatment that I received was woeful and extended to not only being treated like a criminal, but being accused of being in the US illegally. I travel a lot for business, all over the world, and I would rate this my worst hotel experience of all time! I would have left earlier, however my request to cancel, with refund, was declined. For those looking for connectivity beware. The rooms have no telephones, there is free WIFI, but it is very patchy with frequent periods of no availability (up to whole days with no WIFI). All compounded by patchy (mostly no connectivity) to mobile networks (voice or data) from both T-Mobile and AT&T in the rooms. If you are looking for complete seclusion in NYC, with an inability for anyone to contact you in the rooms, then this could be the place for you. The rooms appear relatively new, but are still experiencing teething issues from initial construction. In my case, it included an exploding (and I mean violent explosion) glass shower screen door in the middle of the night. It literally sounded like a bomb going off, and I am sure woke not only me, but everyone else in nearby rooms. When I ventured into the bathroom - every inch of the room was covered in thousands of pieces of shattered safety glass. Leaving me with an unusable bathroom, until I changed rooms the next morning. To his credit the night manager was very apologetic and did accommodate with immediate access to another room, pending the move. The Hotel is located in an industrial street within an easy walk of two train lines. The 7 train is a walk across the Pulaski bridge which includes a climb up 4 flights of stairs which would be a challenge for some. The bridge is noisy, exposed to weather and frequented by heavy traffic. The amenities of Greenpoint, including restaurants and convenience stores, are within an easy 5-10 minute walk providing some reasonable options for eating and limited supplies. Onsite laundry (reasonably priced) and gym facilities (free) are a good convenience for those staying longer. I can understand why others do enjoy - but overall horrible experience for...