This is such a cosy, lovely flat. After spending our days wandering the sights, shops, restaurants and parks it was a joy to settle down in front of the fire for a bit of tv or reading. Although public transport was within easy reach, we were able to walk everywhere; Southbank, Tate Modern, St Paul’s, Dr Johnson’s house ( if you look carefully 😊), Regent’s Park, Soho and Piccadilly. Unfortunately the Nordic Bakery across the road, which served delicious take away porridge, closed on 2nd April but we soon found 29 Grains in Neal’s Yard serving similar fare. The flat itself has an extremely well equipped kitchen which we used once or twice but it’s not really necessary as the surrounding area of Neal St is packed with places to eat, including a soup place immediately opposite. If you want to stay in Central London, this flat is ideally situated and very quiet. I nearly forgot to mention it has a terrace off the bedroom. James was very easy to communicate with and very helpful with local tips. A wonderful stay and I look forward to returning.