This is a nice antiquated cottage in a very nice location. Has dining room, living room with TV , two bedrooms and two toilets- all arranged from basement, ground, first and second floors.The view of the Thames just opposite is amazing and the iconic Hammersmith bridge greets you every time you look up. There are some old and nice pubs around for food and Thames walk - Barnes trail and Fulham along with Furnivall gardens make you envious of west londoners. Hammersmith Tube station is about 6 min walk and plenty of transport options to explore London.
The property itself is nicely decorated and is full of interesting decor- some local photographs over different timezones and some world famous destination souvenirs.
A kitchen equipped with everything you would need is present. Stayed here with family for a week and we enjoyed our stay. The host helped us with an early check in and even greeted us with a nice cookie box. He was accessible all through out and helped whenever in need.
Just to mention the cons- the floorboards are wooden and they creak- and one has to be careful. The toilets are small and the plumbing is old London-like- not its strength. The host has all his things in place and though graciously allows you to access them and reminds you not to damage them, it does feel a bit odd when you get a feeling you are taking care of somebody’s house in “your” holiday!! And the pub next door can make its presence felt when you prefer it rather not.
If you don’t want hotel like commercial stay and want to feel how to live in London and take in the Thames and the sea gulls- this is the place to choose!!would recommend it for the right kind of London- tourists!!