The flat was very accurate based on the photos shown. The kitchen was spacious and accommodated 3 people prepping food at the same time. It was also well stocked with dishes and cooking pots, etc. as well as condiments foe prepping food. The bathroom is small, but seems to be recently redone and was very clean. Even though the flat is on the 3rd floor (American), we always had hot water. There is a clothes washer and dryer, but we couldn't get the clothes to dry, even after 1 1/2 hours. We used the handy hangers Tricia had near the washer to air dry our clothes. Near the closest tube station there were multiple restaurants and several good grocery stores (lots of fresh produce) and some drug store (chemist) items. The area has lots of young professionals living there and there are several restaurants with bars on the main road from the tube stop, but the road that the flat is on was mostly quiet at night. We were there when it was hot (up to 92 degrees Fahrenheit), but the flat cooled off nicely most nights. The flat had a floor fan that also helped. One thing for American travelers to note: in most places in England, the beds have a fitted sheet and a covered duvet, but no flat sheet...not a problem in cool weather, but too much cover when it was warm. Regarding traveling on the Underground, the closest tube stop is on the border of zones 2/3 (zones 1 & 2 are covered by most tube cards). Since we were there for 7 days and got a week long travel pass using an Oyster card