I have a mixed review/experience. The price and location of this Airbnb are absolutely amazing. I stayed for very very cheap near the St. Pancras station where I can go anywhere very easily. However, I did not have a usual ‘cozy airbnb’ experience that I always had. This airbnb runs more like a youth hostel than homey stay. They have laid out strict rules about all facilities and guest policy. Guests share bathroom with other floor-mates, which the bathroom is not necessarily at the cleanest and driest condition at all time. (But housekeeping makes it very clean every morning!) The bedroom I stayed was very small but the bedding was actually very comfortable. If you’re traveling single/ looking for a place/trip just need somewhere to crash overnight and doesn’t care about quality as much, this will absolutely be the perfect place as for price and location. If you’re traveling with others or looking for a vacation room to relax and enjoy the space, I wouldn’t recommend it; at least not the room that I was staying in, nor the bathroom situation. I was indeed a little disappointed about two things. The wifi didn’t work on any of my devices for the first two days. I told the host, and she said there was no problem with it. And two days after it just fixed itself, so that was a relief. The other thing, after I checked out, I received quite an unpleasant message from the host asking me if I have a guest stayed over for the entire period, they said they already told me they had strict policy and they would check the camera at the front door, and they’d have to charge me for extra. At the very beginning I had already told him I had one guest staying with me on the last three nights and I had already paid them extra according to their policy. I was shocked to receive such perturbing message from them after I left the place, and I explained to them once again about how I already told them and paid in advance. At the end, they said it’s all good. So overall, I really think this certain place is a very straight business place; which is totally okay. But I had always enjoyed way more very friendly and welcoming home-stay from my past Airbnb experience.