The home is conveniently located near a Piccadilly Line station, which makes it very easy to get to Heathrow and central London as well. It is a nice neighborhood with a quaint coffee shop, a Nepalese restaurant, as well as a lively pub. The family is very polite and friendly, but running three rooms with a stream of visitors requires energy in order details not to be overlooked.
We were in the bunk bed room, which is as seen on the photographs. The room and bathroom were clean, but we didn't get to have a hot shower on any of the both days we were there. The first morning I thought that the hot water finished before we got up (since the bathroom is shared with 4-5 other visitors), but then on the evening there wasn't hot water again. The host affirmed that this has never happened before. All the bottles with hand soup, shower gel or shampoo in the bathroom were empty, good we had our own. We had to ask for towels.
The description states in capital letters "FREE breakfast", but the kitchen provided the bare minimum of a few low quality items. If there is such an emphasis, in my opinion, there should be at least a few different kinds of teas, and a hot coffee, may be some biscuits or pastries, may be fruit or hard boiled eggs, not just 2 boxes of cereal and a bag of bread. The traditional Punjabi breakfast and dinner offered, priced at £5. and £15. we did not try, because we felt, the price to be too high.