I stayed in Room B. The bed is right next to the radiator, in a small-to-very small room, and the radiator is very loud and very hot. I have no idea how I got any sleep at all, except that I was very tired after driving 7 hours starting at 3 p.m. Also, the walls are thin and I heard the woman and her baby next door. (I was pleasantly surprised to not hear the baby after midnight.) It was great that no one had their TV on, which brings us to: I was pleasantly surprised to see the room had both a TV set (rare in AirBnBs, in my experience) and a refrigerator (also very rare), although I could not seem to get the fridge to work and I don't watch TV. I also liked all the hooks on the wall for clothing. Antonio was correct that street parking is tough after 8 p.m., but I found a huge parking space four blocks on 87th Street (where parking seems not as tight generally) away after 11 p.m.--and I literally couldn't believe it. Antonio's house is currently for sale.