Clean, clean, clean!!! Immaculate home with everything you need and more. Gracious and responsive host. Easy to public transportation and walking options to nearby restaurants, groceries and sundries . Highly recommended!!!

장기 살이에 필요한 모든 게 있는 숙소였습니다. 첫날을 제외하고 Kim에게 따로 연락할 일이 없었을 정도로요. 할렘가에 위치해서 동네가 좋다고 말할 수는 없지만 지하철이 가까이 있어 불편하다고 느끼지는 않았어요. 집 컨디션 너무 좋았고요, 낮에 빛이 들지 않아 어둡기는하지만 그 시간에 집에 머무를 일은 거의 없으니까요. 특히 Kim의 따뜻한 환영과 세심한 배려에 감사하다는 말을 다시 한번 전하고 싶습니다. 그곳이 그리울 거예요~

Kim is a great host! Her apartment is perfect!
We spent 4 months in the apartment and felt right at home.
Kim knew how to help us and adapted to our long stay. We really appreciated her guidance.
The street is very friendly, and the neighbours and Harlem residents are very kind and engaging.

A little advice for families: use the 116 St subway station on line 2 and 3 (red line) located west of the apartment because the opposite station, on the east side, the 116 St on line 5 and 6 (green line) is not suitable for kids

We were at Kim’s for 5 weeks, and I could not imagine a better place in New York to stay. From the start, Kim was a great communicator, and then the place was spotless on arrival. Throughout the stay it was everything you hope for from an AirBnB, you have your privacy, but she is right there if you need anything.

The neighborhood is amazing, about as quiet as you can get in Manhattan with all the bodegas and little restaurants you would hope for. Unlike downtown, there are actually dining options that have reasonable prices. Heck, if you want a suburban experience, you can even walk 20 minutes and get to Target or Costco.

The 6 line is the closest station, an 8 minute walk and you can be in Union Square in 25 minutes. The 2,3 is a 12 minute walk and puts you at Penn Station in 20 minutes. There’s two CitiBike stations within a block. Basically, the location makes it super easy to forget about a car the whole time you are there. Oh, and there is a great laundry service place about 2 blocks away. Drop off your laundry in the morning, pay by weight, and pick it up that evening, perfectly folded.

Back to the apartment, it was quiet, even as a part of a brownstone. We never heard neighbors. About half our time we slept with windows open because of the nice weather. The beds were comfy, and the kitchen was well stocked. The bathroom is frankly huge, and there were all kinds of closets to tuck away our luggage and clothes.

We all did a lot of work from the apartment, there were good spaces to do this and the internet was rock solid and plenty fast for all of us to be online.

So that’s about as much as I’ve ever written about an AirBnB, it was just that good. I don’t think you can do better in NYC.