Regina was a super fantastic friendly host and extended a warm welcome that made us feel really invited and comfortable. When we airbnb, we normally rent an entire space, rather than a room within someone's space, just for extra privacy and to reduce awkward moments. However in NY we could not afford that luxury, but Regina's presence and shared space was a wonderful experience from that perspective. The space looks just like the photos. We had never been to Williamsburg before but the location is ridiculously ideal - the action is all around you and the epic energy of Bedford is just around the corner, with so many cute restaurants and shops, so much to explore - two nights was not enough! The cleanliness of the space and convenience of location is really the true highlight. You can tell Regina does a good job to care for her home. The bedroom feels larger actually than the hotel room we moved to in Downtown Manhattan area. Small note, I believe the bed is a full size sofa bed or futon (maybe not great for 2 taller/larger individuals), with a few tactile gaps in a couple areas of the flat surface. I actually didn't notice until our 2nd night and the smaller size wasn't really a big deal for 2 women, but maybe key to some others. A few personal touches like lemon water by our bed and tiny flowers in the shared bathroom were much appreciated. Small simple space but everything you could want and need. High speed internet was reliable. Bonus points for shoes off in the entry area - I believe this minor detail is pretty crucial if you want to stay in truly clean Brooklyn airbnb! We had a japanese breakfast at House of Small Wonder nearby, so freakin cute highly recommend you check it out, for meal, snack, or tea - hidden gem. Regina's place is an INCREDIBLE value considering the nearby airbnb alternatives we compared to - if you do happen to stay, please be mindful to take care to respect the space so that others after you can also enjoy a wonderful place at an affordable rate and explore this beautiful neighborhood experience.