The accommodation is a modern, comfortable, studio apartment in a central location—close to Angel Station—and in close proximity to bars, pubs, restaurants and shops.
If there was any criticism here, the apartment did feel a little warm and stuffy.
Check-in was easy, and Dimitri was very accommodating in meeting us, even though we arrived a lot later than expected due train delays from Paris.
Now, it should be noted that this apartment is managed by a real estate agency office. During our stay, a question was posed to us by the agency whether we could accommodate an inspection of the apartment by prospective renters. While this seemed a little unusual; we obliged on the proviso that we could be present due to security reasons, and proposed a time suitable for our schedule. While the original time was not mutually suitable for the agency; the subsequent discussion suggested that they may delay the inspection until a time after we'd checked out; though, nothing confirmed.
On the morning of our check-out day; we received an unexpected call from the intercom downstairs—the prospective renters had arrived to take a look at the apartment! We obliged, though were a little put off by the lack of communication/confirmation by the real estate agency—indeed, there was no representative from the agency even present during the inspection.
After check-out, we received a message later in the afternoon from a representative at the agency, suggestively asking about the whereabouts of a bluetooth speaker—an item we weren't even sure existed in the apartment, nor did we use. Fortunately, we had recorded a video in the apartment that very morning, and were able to see said item on a shelf in the background of the video, so we provided the screenshot from the video. This was not acknowledged, nor any apology issued.
All in all, despite the fact that the apartment was a great fit for our stay and our London itinerary; these experiences left us pretty disappointed!