I spent three weeks at Dan's Airbnb last month, and was very pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed it. It's a nice, low cost option for staying in London with a great space to spend time in, good transport linkages, and a pleasant host - very good value for the money. A few things that might interest some people: Things I liked: • Living Room/Kitchen: much nicer than I expected. The room itself is just a nice space to spend time in - it's super pleasant. Large, and spacious, and comfortable. There is a lot of natural light in the room due to the interesting way he's hung his blinds - they don't go all the way to the top of the tall windows, but rather only 2/3 of the way up (there are no buildings or anyone who would be able to see in the open space It was a nice space to spend time). This allows the unblocked light into the room while still blocking curious eyes out on the street from peering in (although it's a safe neighborhood and we'd frequently have the blinds open). I was job searching during my time there and I would frequently camp out at the table and work, and it never once felt claustrophobic, and would find myself just contentedly sitting and eating or reading or whatever. Wish I had a space this nice to sit in back at my place. • Bed and pillows were very comfortable • Awesome to have an en-suite bathroom. • Washing machine. • Excellent water pressure and temperature (even if you take long showers) • Good bus service 1/2 block away from bus stop up to Oval, Kennington, or down to Brixton • Quick walk over to Stockwell tube station. • Coop grocery store 1/2 block away • Cool bar right down the block from the place (Crown & Anchor) • Dan. He's a super laid back and easy going guy, and was a nice guy to chat with. Things I liked less: • Not much going on in the immediate neighborhood. But it's relatively quick to get to a lot of places, and I was here more for work etc., so this wasn't really an issue • Desk in bedroom: the setup for the desk, with an unusually high working surface and a kind of low-sitting chair actually proved kind of painful for my shoulders, with the way you'd have to hunch up close to it to sit and work. Dan's quite the carpenter and had built the desk himself, and when I mentioned the pain I was experiencing b/c of this, he said he would lower it to a more standard working height. • Dressers in the bedroom. I was probably kind of unusual in that I had quite a bit of stuff with me (going through a big international move), but I was surprised that there was little storage space in the bedroom. There is a dresser and a closet for...