This is the perfect London adventure launching pad. Laura responded immediately and answered any questions we had right away. White Hart Lane is a sleepy little corner of the outlying London area. If coming by Tube/Bus as we did, it will drop you off just past the round about, you will travel down the little Thornes Passage from the High Street area of White Hart Lane. This will take you less than 5 minutes. If coming from Heathrow use the Piccadilly Line to Hammersmith and take the 209 bus towards Mortlake and get off at the White Hart Lane stop. Your are in Zone 3 and it will cost a bit more for the Tube tickets but it is well worth it. For all your public transport questions Google "londontoolkit". The morning walk through the woods to the train station was a complete delight. The station appears at the end of the path and seems like it is right out of a picture book. The Southwest train takes you straight to the Waterloo station and is very comfortable. From the Waterloo station London awaits. There are several acclaimed eating establishments in the White Hart Lane area. Sakunthala's Pan Asia has some wonderful Thai/Indian cuisine. The Depot must be booked in advance on the weekends and is on Open Table. The White Hart is also very full with its outside seating on the River Thames. This truly was a perfect place to base a London area trip. We included a trip out to Windsor Castle and for any buffs of the Monarchy it is not to be missed. Laura's flat is very comfortable, clean and spotless. She has absolutely everything that you could think of. The 2 bedroom flat is perfect for a family, the kids will enjoy the 2nd bedroom with comfortable bunk-beds. The master bedroom has a comfortable bed with heated matress-pad if it things get chilly and is topped off with a cozy comforter. The kitchen has all the things that you need to make a breakfast, snack or full supper. Laura has provided a Nespresso machine for the coffee drinkers but I suggest buying the pods before you come as the touristy places that we visited had no place to buy the pods nearby. The Tesco (has Nesspreso compatible Pods if required) in the Hammersmith station and has a much larger assortment of groceries compared to the Sainsbury Local in White Hart Lane, although the Sainsbury Local will have most everything you need. As our plans where a bit in the air Laura accommodated our schedule and was waiting for us upon arrival. She took us through the flat explaining everything in detail. The flat is on the top floor of 4 stories and has a great view from the front and back windows. And as such is very quiet, you will not hear any neighbors. The area feels very safe and is family orientated. Laura, the perfect host, has thought of everything to make your stay...