I had a great time at Liz’s Airbnb apartment while I was in London for a week after I was at the Cannes Film Festival 2016. I would definitely recommend anyone to book her apartment. From the very beginning of my booking process Liz was attentive and made sure she would answer any questions I had about to reach her apartment. And even when I did get off at the Silver Street train station her and husband made sure a family friend met me to drive me and my heavy bags over to the place. Once settled in I ventured out and figured out very easily that I was in quick walking distance to a lot of fast food spots, restaurants and retail shops all within a three block radius of each other. So whatever I needed was about ten minutes away on foot past a huge park for jogging, exercising or just chilling out feeding ducks and squirrels. I’m from Los Angeles and you could fit the Rose Bowl and the Coliseum in this probably average London neighborhood park. Second, someone might wonder about the distance from staying in Edmonton which is in East London when you all your friends are telling you to stay near Central London and other trendy typical London tourist spots. Well, that is why everyone has an Oyster card to travel on London’s highly efficient Underground, (The Tube), bus and rail service. I’ll give an example. I was out late on Friday and because I am American and not used to military time. I was at the Liverpool Station, which is the station that has trains back to the Silver Street station and I thought 000:1 meant 1:00 am and was about to get something to eat when I noticed my train leaving. The time was not 1:00 am, but one minute after midnight. So what do you do when the last train leaves from the Liverpool Station. Well, I was told by a rail worker just go outside and take a double-decker bus called the Edmonton Green 149. That bus line runs 24/7, so you always have a way to get back to a bus stop near the Silver Street station. Then I realized later on as I got used to riding the Tube I could skip Liverpool Station all together and get off at the Seven Sister Underground Station and take the Edmonton Green 149 bus to get back to the apartment. My point is that you are always ten or fifteen minutes by bus to Tube station which then lets you get to any place in Central, North, West, And I walked home at 1:30 and 3:00 and felt safe and the only thing that startled me was the foxes running around in the dark. So once you master your using an Oyster Card London really opens up and you feel more confident going anywhere to meet anyone at anytime in this massive city. The apartment also has a kitchen, so...