We had a wonderful two weeks staying in George’s flat as a family of three -
2 adults and a 5 year old child. From booking George was responsive and kind. The flat is not much to look at from the street - you might even walk by it a few times before finding the door. But go up the stairs and it’s a lovely modern space. We enjoyed having a spare room for our daughter plus one of the baths has a tub so she could have a nice soak after a day of walking around the city. The washer/dryer and equipped kitchen (including soaps, paper towels, pots and pans, spices and oils, etc) made a long stay like feel like home. We did occasionally notice some smells from the restaurant next door but it wasn’t offensive, just a reminder that we were located downtown amongst all the shops and restaurants you would want in London. There is some street noise in the front of the flat, but the bedrooms are far enough back to be peaceful. The flat was perfectly clean with plenty of towels and spare linens. Walk to Victoria rail or tube (Victoria, District, and circle lines) in five minutes, or the 24 bus that goes through Westminster, Trafalgar, Chinatown, Covent Garden and onwards to Camden and Hampstead Heath picks up right out front near the Sainsburys (one of three supermarkets less than a block away). Skip the tour buses and ride the 24 right past Big Ben and the horse guards, etc. We also often chose to tube to Green Park and walk through past Buckingham Palace on the way home. A walk or shorter bus ride down Vauxhall Bridge road (one block east behind the flat) to Millbank or St. George’s piers will also let you take Uber Boats on the Thames to gawk at the sites from the water. We will definitely look to see if George’s flat is free when we travel to London next!