Firstly, the positives; the kitchen is well equipped and the small dining table has two chairs which fit perfectly underneath it which is ideal given the limited space. Plenty of books should you need to pass the time & lots of space to store your clothes in the wardrobes. Gurvinder responds quickly to messages and is always polite & happy to help. Parking across the road is very convenient.
Next, the not-so-positives; the bathroom door is crooked & has no door handle meaning it cannot be closed or locked. The door itself opens into the bathroom which is unfortunate as the bathroom is already rather small. The light pull string is directly in the path of the door as it opens making entering & exiting the bathroom a bit of a hassle, especially if you have wet, slippery feet after a shower. One of the windows which overlooks the bed looks out towards the entrance of the flats which doesn't allow for much privacy; pulling down this window's blind doesn't entirely block the view of any people outside either. The bed is a little hard & all the kitchen utensils needed cleaning before use.