Yarleny's unit was an apartment shared with others, I didn't mind it but some travelers may prefer an isolated stay so I thought I should mention it. I enjoyed their company if I had a minute to chat, but they had no problem if I only had a minute to say "hi" or "bye". I also think they were very accepting, I'm a queer individual and didn't feel any judgement. The room I stayed in was rather small, but I didn't require much because I was away 80% of the stay. Very nice walk-in shower that was well cleaned. The rooftop is beautiful, especially at night. If it is cloudy, there is a building that emits light up to the sky with an array of color. Great for day/night hangout. Neighborhood is Brooklyn, so don't expect suits and ties just cause the building "looks nice". If anything, I didn't have a single problem with the people of Brooklyn, it's the Manhattan people who can be mean haha. Cars passing played only great music, or the random people standing on the street with speakers. Super close to metro entrance "J" Train, to left Manhattan and to west Jamaica Center. You can walk down Broadway on a Friday or Saturday day/night to people watch or explore some stalls and vendors. HIGHLY RECOMMEND Cup Of Brooklyn for your breakfast/coffee which is right around the corner. I would recommend this stay to anyone. I loved every bit of it.