I liked: the 80s vibe and the old TV with Back to the Future VHS. The location close to central London. The bathroom, modern and clean. The flat being clean. Quick responses when sending messages.
I didn't like: the check-in process asking for your ID card and to sign T&Cs outside Airbnb. No keys provided for the main door so you get stuck outside when someone decides to lock it from inside (also it's not very safe as the door is supposed to never be locked, so anyone can enter the house). Having to wake up the entire building in the middle of the night because the main door is locked. The bed, which is the worst I saw in the last two months, you can feel every single springs punching your back. That there was no lights in the bathroom and they were not aware of it (it seems this is something that should have been noticed during cleaning. An engineer was contacted but they couldn't come in the 3 days I was here. The host tried to be helpful and provided a small light as a temporary fix but it was not bright enough). The furniture with very sharp angles so you scratch your skin when you hit them when moving around (the flat is quite small). The communal kitchen, not very well maintained. The bin bags rotting near the main door (they were there for some days until they got collected eventually). The checkout threatening you with high fines if you don't put the keys back to a specific place.
So overall not a great experience. Sad as the place looks nice on pictures.