The house was very nice. Kennedy was quick to respond and resolve a problem we had with the back door. There were just a few things that weren't quite as described, but nothing that was a real problem. There were only 5 bath towels for 5 people. But since I figure that AirBnbs aren't like hotels where you can just call down for extra towels, and we had 4 women who need 2 towels...(one for hair and one for body), I brought extra towels with us. The hole in the fence that was supposed to allow us to get into the park behind the house has been closed up..but we didn't have time to go to the park anyway. There was only 1 extra pillow and no extra blankets, but we always bring our favorite pillows and blankets with us, so no big deal. There were ceiling fans, but no switches seemed to turn them on and there were no pull strings on them, but the AC was sufficient for cooling the house. Overall, the house was very nice. A bit smaller than it looked in the pictures, but that is usually the case. I'm sure if any of the things mentioned above were enough of a problem for us to need to contact Kennedy, he would have taken care of them quickly. I just thought that others should know that there were a couple of things that they might want to check about before they got to the house.
The house was very close to the bus stop that we needed each day to get to the subway. The neighborhood was quiet and seemed very safe. We found a close parking spot and left our vehicle there for teh week. No one ever bothered it the whole time it was there. Overall, it was a great trip to NYC. We would stay here again if we visited again.