The room was sizeable (for London) and well furnished including a mini-fridge and kettle. Maureen was great about keeping in contact with me. But the thing that pushed it over the top for me was the snacks she supplied in the room. I am neurodivergent (i.e. autistic). I was so over-stimulated and focused on just getting to my room that I did not stop for food on the way. Her home is on a quiet side street but not especially close to shops or restaurants. I wanted nothing more than to collapse and recover but knew that food was a necessity. Thankfully, Maureen had left several snack bars as well as porridge in the room. It was a completely rejuvenating evening as a result. I would definitely stay there again on future visits.