If you stay in London, Laura's place is the place to go. The rooms were great. You share a bath, but hey - it's an airbnb not a hotel. There were others staying in other rooms, but we hardly noticed they were there. The location is right next to the train to London Bridge. and coach stations are everywhere. We biked and were able to get anywhere in London in minutes. Laura has a clothes washer, but be considerate of it as she needs it to wash the bedding, but you can get a load in - but you'll have to hang your clothes to dry - which dry very quickly in London. She had a fridge and there is room to claim a small space. The kitchen was sufficient to cook simple meals or microwave. I was able to cook a full english breakfast. Laura is also very knowledgeable about places to go in London, but you should come prepared with your own itinerary anyway. If you're visiting from the U.S. I recommend getting a UK phone and sim card when you arrive. We made the mistake of trying to use the sim card in our U.S. phone and it didn't work. We ended up having to buy a phone, but you can get one for cheap. Whether you are staying a day or a month with Laura, you'll make a new friend. We'll miss her terribly.