There are pros and cons to this apartment. On the positive side, the location is great - in a really nice part of London W1, close to British Museum, Covent Garden, Oxford Street, Euston etc. There is a lot of space including big bedrooms, a living room and separate kitchen and we found it reasonably quiet despite the central location. The bedding was clean, the rooms superficially clean and towels were provided. On the negative side, rather than an apartment, it felt a bit like a youth hostel - very basic and scruffy around the edges. Two of the three showers had heads that didn't stay in place so were basically unuseable, one bathroom doorknob kept falling off. The kitchen was a bit grim with crumbs in the fridge and microwave and wasn't easy to cook in - no can-opener for example. The roof terrace wasn't the asset it could be, as there were just a few plastic chairs and a big bin thing with fag butts and a door hanging off a shed containing random rubbish etc. The apartment seemed to be managed by a company so it all runs efficiently but it is a bit unloved and (unless you stay with the maximum number to make it good value) not worth the cost. I suspect there are more comfortable and better taken care-of properties available at a similar price.