Jamie's apartment is lovely and the location is noisy, but extremely practical for being in the city, especially near the university. The problem I had was from it being managed by a second party. They tried really hard to be helpful and have refunded me a night for my inconvenience, but I was inconvenienced for four out of the eight days I was staying there (due to the old boiler not really working and one of the fuses shorting in the old fuse box, which was not straight forward to change) and I ended up waiting for two days each time for a plumber/electrician to come over, only finding out late in the afternoon that they weren't coming until the next day, but I'd spent the whole day not being able to relax thinking someone was coming over. Then someone from the team came to the house and let themselves in, because they hadn't seen my message saying the doorbell didn't work and so to ring me on my number, which made me jump out my skin. It just all felt more like I was staying in a hotel. Especially with check out being so early at 10am. I was there for work, writing a book, and it wasn't conducive to what I needed, which was privacy and space to concentrate.