Andy was swift to respond to any questions, normally within an hour. As we arrived in London early in the morning, Andy arranged for me to have access to the apartment earlier, unfortunately the tubes weren't playing ball and Szilvia stayed until I arrived an hour later than anticipated. It was warm and cosy with a fantastically well appointed kitchen that included a sous vide, food processor, high quality pots and pans, cutlery and crockery. Several cookery books on the shelf in the kitchen if you fancy cooking.
The bed was super comfy and there was even a small balcony outside the living room; not much of a view but we could see the GPO tower in the distance. Netflix and Sky tv available. Andy's place is a lovely place to chill and is extremely quiet.
I couldn't have wished for a better location, a couple of minutes walk from the tube, cafe next door and Spitalfields less than 5 minutes walk with loads of restaurants, cafes and bars. Museum of London and the Barbican Centre just over the road, as is a rather good Indian restaurant.
Just a heads up, don't bother eating at the Lord Raglan, the beers are ok, but the food is dreadful. There are plenty of other places to eat. Waitrose is a about 5 minutes walk.
All in all, I would definitely head back here next time I'm in London. For me, it was the perfect place for exploring the City of London.; a great place for history buffs and foodies alike.