Our host, Grant, was always easily reachable by text/phone literally 24/7, both before and after our arrival. He's a wealth of knowledge for all aspects of enjoying the apartment's immediate surrounding area, as well as greater London. He left us some basic food staples (eggs, milk, croissants, and snacks - even some alcohol, perhaps unfinished by a previous group). Host grade: A+++ The flat, while not big, was totally adequate for my girlfriend and I, and her adult daughter. The bed and pillows in the master were quite comfy, and the room was of totally adequate size with lots of closet and drawer space. Otherwise, there is also a small sitting room that has a futon that converts to a sleep spot for two. The living room has a comfy sofa which could be used, if pressed, to sleep a tall adult with no difficulty (I'm 6' 2" and fell asleep on this couch with total comfort many times). Groups of 3-4 will find the flat totally fine in space and amenities. We stayed for 9 nights and never felt cramped. Apartment grade: A Location? You are staying in Soho, the central party district in London. Hopefully you are staying there to be part of the party - we rarely went to sleep before 3 AM. If this is what you are looking for the apartment is PERFECT. Clubs, restaurants, music venues, abound just outside the entry door. Theaters are as close as literally "around the corner" from the apartment. Covent Garden (one of the many must-see attractions in London) is a few minutes walk through streets lined with pubs, trendy shops and restaurants. Trafalgar Square (another must-see) is also just a few minute walk away; and for art buffs, the National Gallery (another....) is on the square. The British Museum, and Big Ben are easy several minute walks away; the London Eye is also within walking distance, but just a little farther. Chinatown is about 3 minutes away - if you are hungry after the clubs close you can usually find a Chinese restaurant still serving food, and within easy staggering distance to your bed. The largest shopping street in all of Europe is Oxford Street, and, yep, you can walk there in 5 minutes. Access to the "Tube" (i.e., the subway) is available at several close-by stations - it's easy to use, relatively inexpensive and generally efficient. Location Grade: A+++ Value for the money? London is a notoriously expensive city. I lived/worked in London for two years in the early 2000's; my rent for my place in a less "fun" part of town was $5,200 a month for a slightly larger apartment. Prices have gone up significantly since then. I feel the price we paid for 9 nights, in a great part of town, in a cute, comfortable apartment, in the dead center of the best nightlife anywhere in the world was a bargain!! We had a BLAST! And, we'll seek out Grant's apartment for future stays. Overall...