I rented a room in Chun's place for £1400 for around a month. The location is ok, around 5 minutes from the Archway tube station. However, the location is not where the map sends you. The map is incorrect and this should be mentioned in the advertisement. Just follow the address numbers instead. The entrance is through the balcony on the second floor of a housing complex, which is accessible via stairs.
The room is very small, but it is exactly as advertised in the corresponding images. The room was in general silent, but a knocking sound could be heard infrequently from the room upstairs almost daily, and sometimes until 3am.
There were no utensils, sheets etc, so bring your own. This AirBnB operates mostly for long-term tenants, who typically bring their own stuff.
There is wifi, but it is excruciatingly slow, sometimes outright unusable, so do not rely on it.
Chun was in general helpful, but always took a long time to reply, sometimes days. He was not there to receive me, but left the keys for me to pick up in a close location.
In fairness to future tenants, I should mention an incident that happened. Out of my fault, one day I locked myself out of the room and arranged to meet Chun during a training to get a spare set of keys. He did not show up and left me hanging for two hours without replying to my calls. After two hours, he finally noticed me. He had in fact been there all along (I didn't know how he looked like since the AirBnB picture is not clear) but he didn't answer when I called for him, and none of his teammates knew who I was talking about. After all this time, I was stressed out of my mind, with no wallet (was left inside the room), low battery, wondering if I had gone to the wrong place.
Even though this problem was caused out of my own original fault, I was offered no apology for having been left hanging for two hours. Taken in conjunction with the very long delays replying to me, this comes out as an unprofessional attitude, especially for a room that I paid £1400 for.