Although we missed each other for the key pick up, my host organized for the keys of the flat to be available down the road at a bar. They did pop round the following morning, it was nice to put a face to their home. I loved the area for Broadway Market on Saturdays, truly a great place to wonder around from stall to stall and try out local fare. The flat is as seen in the pictures - it's a converted studio space, with a mezzanine-loft addition, for the bedroom. Not for the elderly/young or those with poor balance, as you have to climb up a ladder in quite a small space. It's a unique and original place to stay, the hosts offer their design magazines to read, and they have a wonderful collection of mid-century furniture, which greatly adds to the character of this studio. They also have a great folder with writes up on where, how and their favorite places to go, as well as a welcome bar of chocolate and coffee. The only negative I would say is that it wasn't quite as clean as I would have liked it to be (I'm very fussy on that front though!) , the bathroom sink needs to be replaced, as the cracks in it are rather unsavory. My hosts were also super flexible about having my niece stay with me for a couple of days, which I was grateful for and accommodated her on their sofa. Thanks for a great stay :)