To be fair, I did not end up staying at Fiona & Paul's house. They are lovely hosts and did their very utmost to accommodate me, but family circumstances led me to stay elsewhere. Unfortunately, I arrived on the hottest day ever in the London area, and the walk from Hammersmith bus station was a good 20 minutes (with a heavy bag and a backpack). When I arrived, the room was not ready, as the hosts generously allow guests to check out at a time convenient to them. While this admirable, it was not the best situation for me, as I desperately wanted a shower! Also, renovations were underway on the first floor of the house, with plastic covering the living room area and partially the stairs, and workmen there as well. This was not communicated to me before my arrival. Paul was most kind and walked me to a restaurant where I could wait for the room to be ready and gave me many helpful directions and tips.. I went to see a film and returned to the Airbnb around 5, and the couple who previously had the room were still there, and though I was told the room was ready for me, by this time I had family responsibilities (new arrivals in London) and so I moved on. Paul and Fiona were still most gracious and even called me a cab. They are lovely people. Since I never actually saw the room I was to stay in, I can't comment on the accommodations.