This place gives great value for money, because it is very central (close to St Pancras and King's Cross train stations), the room is basic but alright, and the price is very reasonable. Nothing special, but if you need an affordable and central place to stay, this is a very good bet. However, it is good to understand that this is not an Airbnb-place in the traditional sense of the word. This is more like a cheap little self-service hostel with private rooms. You will not meet the host, and there are no cooking facilities or a common room, only "hotel rooms" and a couple of shared bathrooms. It depends on the person, if this is a redeeming feature or a downside. I normally prefer places where I can meet the host and perhaps have a chat, but on the other hand, the coded lock system of Omar's place was very convenient, because I arrived quite late due to my train breaking down. All communication with Omar was quick, clear and reliable.
The room is clean, but unfortunately there was a very strong artificial smell in it. I am not sure where it came from - perhaps the carpet had been cleansed with a very strong smelling detergent. I am not sensitive or allergic to fragrances, but the smell was so strong I had to sleep with the window open. The smell also clung to some of my stuff, and I can still smell it, after several days.
Sleeping with the window open meant that there was quite a lot of noise from the street, which is of course understandable in such a central place. However, what was actually quite annoying was the noise from the neighbors, both nights, until 3 - 4 am. Do bring your earplugs with you, if you want to sleep. The bed was comfortable, so with your earplugs you'll be fine.