My family and I stayed at this apartment for 6 nights. It does have a great location as it is only about a block away from the subway, there are a couple convenience/grocery stores nearby to buy essentials, and there are also several restaurants within walking distance, from different cuisines. Since we walked all day we didn’t want to go too far for dinner at night, so it was great having good food options nearby. The neighborhood is lively as there are also a couple of pubs nearby. I do mean lively Vs loud - we didn’t have issues with noise while trying to sleep. The apartment itself is a good size for 4 people. It has 2 bathrooms and the kitchen seemed well equipped, although we didn’t cook. We just ate breakfast at the apartment. The beds were comfortable and there was good closet space if you wanted to unpack your clothes. The one issue we had is that when we booked it, the apartment was listed as having central air conditioning, which is why we chose that apartment. But upon arrival we discovered they only had one fan (a fan, not a portable AC unit). That was a stressful situation for us as we have stayed in 20+ Airbnb properties and this was the first time the listing was not as we expected it. While the lack of AC may be a non-issue in London 99% of the time, we were there during the heat wave reaching over 100 F (40+ Celcius). And since AC is prevalent in the US, we (and our kids) really needed it to be able to sleep - especially as the time zone adjustments can make it challenging to rest. A few days into our stay Jamila (who manages the maintenance of the apartment on behalf of Sasha, the host) brought 2 portable AC units. I am assuming the units will stay in the apartment from now on. The listing has also been updated to remove the reference to central AC, so hopefully future guests will be able to enjoy the apartment without any issues.