Renee's house is located within easy reach of the station, small park and buses providing good access to central London. It is however close to the corner of a busy and noisy main road. On the day we arrived emergency vehicles passed with sirens going, on average twice an hour. Even with mild nights we had to close the windows which made a difference but the sounds of the traffic/sirens could still be heard. Renee's dog did not appear to welcome other people and not only barked at you as you left the bedroom but also barked at different times during the night. Not suitable for light sleepers. Renee welcomed us and provided us with some fresh milk which was appreciated. She was an affable host but after our greeting we had only a limited amount of interaction. Our room was a good size (for London), and the room and bed were comfortable. It contained tea/coffee making facilities, as well as a toaster and microwave which were a bonus. Renee also allows guests the use of a small fridge in the kitchen area. Although there is no access to a living area which meant that most of the time there we stayed in our room, there is a back yard area that may be used by guests. The rest of the house is decorated in an unique style however our tastes run differently and we found the predominance of black somewhat depressing. The toilet and shower were compact. The shower worked well with plenty of hot water.