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<p><em>Welcome to Big Apple BnB — a bright, well-appointed 2-bedroom apartment on the Bed-Stuy and Clinton Hill border in Brooklyn, with huge windows and natural light throughout.  This comfortable apartment sleeps up to 7 guests across two private bedrooms and a living area. The open-plan living and dining space features a distinctive stone accent wall, hardwood floors, a Smart TV, ceiling fans, and a dining table with seating for 6 — ideal for families and groups who want to spread out and feel at home.  Bedroom 1 features a queen bed with high ceilings and great natural light. Bedroom 2 has a queen bed plus a futon for additional guests.  The full kitchen has everything you need: gas stove and oven, full-size refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, and a complete set of cookware, dishes, and utensils. Having a real kitchen in NYC is a genuine luxury — especially for families and longer stays.  Heating, air conditioning, and high-speed WiFi throughout. Towels, toiletries, and essentials all provided.  The G train subway station is just 2 blocks away — you're in Manhattan in about 20 minutes. Bus stops directly in front of the building. Brooklyn Bridge, Williamsburg, Prospect Park, DUMBO, and Barclays Center are all easily accessible.  100% private apartment — no sharing, full exclusive access.  Perfect for: families, groups of friends, business travelers, and anyone wanting a real Brooklyn home base for their NYC visit. Book direct at bigapplebnb.com for the best available rate.  Traveling with a larger group? All three Big Apple BnB apartments are in the same building — book 2 or all 3 for groups up to 20. Contact us at bigapplebnb.com&nbsp;</em></p>

— The Brooklyn Classic 2 Bedrooms • 1 Bath • Sleeps 7 • Full

I was in NYC to visit family but with all the houses full I needed a place to stay. Hotels were to expensive. We found the place and was glad to have it. Spacious apartment, nearby grocery stores, laundry. Mass transit nearby. Parking can be tricky especially if you're not from NYC. 

My recommendation for improvement would be to include a list of nearby stores. We came in off the road tired and had a hard time figuring out what and where to go. The next day we explored and found what we needed.

Excellent Stay and well worth it.

Nicely decorated apartment with high ceilings.  Good space for a group of 7.

Nice decor

Mark's apartment is just as pictured on his website. Clinton Hill is a wonderful place with plenty of restaurants.

Lots of restaurants.

We had a great time at Mark's apartment. The apartment had everything needed to cook which was important for us. Mark made sure to make us feel at home. We would definitely recommend to other travelers. 

Fully stocked

The apartment was well appointed, with everything we needed. Host was quick to respond. Neighborhood was safe!

Safe location

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