A wonderful stay! I'd booked this pre-Covid and was uncertain how things would work out but it's actually a perfect set-up in the current situation. Just a few minutes walk from Paddington and in a quiet residential area you're completely self-contained on the boat - no need to distance from anyone. The location is lovely and "Jessie" is every bit as stylish and well laid-out as the photos suggest. Meg met me at the boat to go through the basics (all very easy to manage) and was very flexible - even offering for me to stay on the boat until my afternoon train as she didn't need to turn it around immediately. The boat is very well provided for and with typical British summer weather I got to use everything from the parasol to keep off the sun to the clothes airer to dry everything after getting caught in a downpour. There's a steady stream of canal traffic to watch but it is either the electric day-hire boats or the gentle chug of other narrowboats so it's never noisy. You can sit out front and watch coots, moorhens and the heron and in the evening see bats flitting over the awning. Meg had provided cereals, bread, milk, fruit etc for breakfast which was a lovely touch. The kitchen looked well set-up for self-catering although I chose to eat out - there are plenty of canal-side bars and restaurants with outdoor seating. Although many attractions are restricted due to covid it's a great chance to do some off-the-beaten track tourism. I brought my bike in and cycled the whole Regent's Canal from Little Venice to the Thames at Limehouse. The Cycle Superhighways are also a great way to get around without needing to use the bus or tube - you can get from Little Venice to Greenwich almost entirely on protected cycle route. But don't plan too much - just sit on deck with a book and a cup of tea and enjoy the most relaxing version of a city break you can imagine!