Location, location, location. This is what this apartment has. Nice quiet residential neighborhood with interesting and useful shops nearby. Bus stop is a 1 minute walk from the flat, with one bus going to the museums in Kensington and another crossing town till Liverpool station. You really get to know London cheaply by getting on the bus and sitting upstairs. The flat was clean with lots of natural light and decorated with pictures and art. The bed was comfortable in the main bedroom. However, beware! The host says she has wi-fi in the flat. There is none. When we checked in and asked about it, she opened her laptop and offered to help us get an account with British Telecom for 2 weeks of wi-fi at 30 quid. I'm sorry hostess. You can't advertise an amenity like wi-fi and then treat it like a added expense. Now, in the pictures you will see a TV in the living room. It is not a TV. It only operates as a DVD player. In a different picture of the kitchen, the hostess shows a electric tea kettle. There is no tea kettle, electric or otherwise. Which can be a problem for me, as I pour boiling water from a soup pot into a tea cup while I'm half asleep and 3/4 naked. A toaster would also be appreciated. I loved the neighborhood, but only liked the flat.