This was a great place to stay for the most part, definitely worth 5 stars.
Amenities
Wow, I have never stayed at a London location with this many amenities; the dishwasher and oven were both definitely enjoyed. Lots of outlets, with one right by the counter where I plugged in my phone and other electronics. Lots of hot water. Well-insulated and double-glazed windows. The washer was in the bathroom, so it was great to place my clothes there to wash.
There were only a couple of downers. The couch was a fold-out sleeper that really wasn't comfortable to sit on for extended periods. There was no tv, but I brought a laptop, so it wasn't a big issue.
Security:
I never felt unsafe in the immediate neighborhood.
Locals and neighborhood:
I didn't really see any of my neighbors, just passing some of them once or twice. Definitely a neighborhood for walking and biking. A couple of pubs, a pastry and a coffee shop. Several grocery stores in the neighborhood; a Mark and Spencer by the Elizabeth Line station and a Tesco less than a 1/4 of a mile away. There is an events space with an immersion event going on while I was there, but I couldn't fit in my trip.
It is located in a former arsenal, where cannons and munitions were made. Lots of old buildings, some from the 1600s, maybe even earlier. Lots of cannons dot the area. Lots of open spaces to walk and work in. Right on the Thames and steps away from the Thames path; if you have legs of steel you could very well walk into the city or to Canary Warf.
Location and Transportation:
This is the one area I had any issues with. While it is served by the Elizabeth Line, Uber boats (river clipper boats), buses, DLR, and National Rail, it is quite a hike to get to these transportation areas. The pier is about a 5-minute walk; the buses and Elizabeth Line are a 10-minute walk; the DLR and National Rail are 15 minutes. And once onboard any of the train lines, it's 30 minutes into the city. Buses, who knows (it was 30 minutes to East Greenwich station).
There is nothing wrong with this; it was absolutely beautiful during my stay with crisp fall days and evenings. In my past travels, I was used to a more central location and wasn't expecting that long of a commute to the city. So if you stay here, either drive or understand that it will be a hike to get into the city to do touristy things.
One positive note though: with the Elizabeth Line full connection this week, you can go from LHR to Woolrich in about an hour without changing any trains.
Interactions with the host:
Leili was a great host. She met me there to go over the space and show me around. (The caretaker who would normally show you around was unavailable)
There were some charges after the trip; for energy usage and a little damage, but I worked with her on these to get them covered.