I stayed at Christie's home for 4 days. I was welcomed warmly and was immediately made to feel right at home. I arrived late to check in and Christie was in constant contact being sure I had directions and knew which was the best form of transportation to get to her home. There were other guests staying in her home and she made it a point to introduce everyone to me. It felt like a home not a place you just rented a room from. You had access to the kitchen. You could store your things in the refrigerator along with use the appliances to prepare your meals if you needed to. My room was downstairs near the kitchen. The one bathroom was located upstairs. I was concerned that we might be running into each other sharing one bathroom. On the contrary, everyone was so respectful of each other that we would coordinate our showers around each other's schedule. It worked out really nicely. The transit system was quite convenient to Christies home. You could walk to the bus stop from her home. Which was about 10 minutes away. Bus it to the underground about 10 minutes then take the Underground to the city. Maybe 30 minutes to get to the Natural History museum which by the way is free of charge for entrance. That included about a 10 minute walk from the Underground to the museum itself. Easy with an Oyster card to pay for buses, underground, etc. I left for Heathrow early in the morning and Christie reserved a mini cab for me which turned out to be less expensive than using Uber. It look about 1.5 hours to Heathrow due to morning traffic. This was a wonderful place to stay. Christie made an authentic Caribbean meal and shared it with her guests. Breakfast was included and she had bread, cereals, jams, coffee, tea etc for us to partake in. I will definitely stay here again when I return to London. I would recommend staying at Christies home if you are looking for a place to stay that is warm and inviting . Mahalo and aloha Christie