Let's start with the good - the flat is very nicely done, and Ana was incredibly responsive and helpful. If you have a buggy or a wheelchair the entire getting to and the flat is very accessible, as there is a lift, and there's one crib and high chair apparently across all the flats so we weren't able to use it (although they did leave extra bedding so we could make a safe space for our baby to sleep on the floor). There were some difficulties though. The two toilet doors don't close (as in, not half way, in a way that leaves you rather exposed!) unless a serious force is put behind them and that causes a large noise to be made as it scrapes across the floor - i think maybe the doors expand in heat? There are things that don't feel as thought through as one might expect them to be at this price point - there is clothes washer but no washing tablets (we asked Ana for some and she kindly provided), no cooking oil just salt (not even pepper). There's no chopping board, but there's a fluted pie tin to make a tart but nothing to roll out or make dough with so goodness knows how one might use it. There are plastic spoons for stirring, but they have melted from the previous use, instead of wooden spoons. All of these would be very look past-able if it was a cheaper place but at £200 a night it feels somewhat surprising that they haven't sorted it. That all said, we were very grateful to Ana for her responsive messages when we raised things. If you are travelling by yourself and wanted to eat out every meal it would be very well suited.