This was a nice place to stay. Simple and cozy. It's spread across three floors, and while each floor is a small room, this still turned out to offer a lot of space to move around and settle into.

The bathroom has both a bathtub and shower, a surprising amount of space, and was clean.

The street outside is noisy until around 3am, even on weekdays. Expect general commotion, car horns, and people whistling for taxis as the bars close for the night. If you're a light sleeper, plan to sleep with the windows closed. I don't really fault this flat for that; it's Soho, it's _all_ noisy. If that's a dealbreaker, you probably can't stay anywhere near the center of London.

The location is _great_ for theater fans; several West End theaters are basically across the street. The Leicester Square tube station is a few minutes away on foot, which opened up the rest of London for us quite nicely.

The wifi is not strong here; it'll work if you're desperate, but we ended up tethering our phones to our laptops to stay connected for any length of time.

At night, we would sit on the couch on the main floor, sipping tea and watching people roaming between the nightclubs, bars, and cafes on the street below, then we would sleep a few hours and then race back out to explore London and find tickets for another show.

This was the first time I've stayed in Soho, so I can't say if this flat was better or worse than others, but I liked it and would book it again.