As a new user to the airbnb system, I found Raimonda to be very accomodating, not only as a host, but also as a friend. Raimonda helped me get my bearings around London (also as a first time visitor), and recommended some places to visit.

I certainly wished I had more time to chat with her. She has plenty of stories to tell about her experiences in London, and her native Lithuania. It was fun to be able to get a glimpse of other cultures (more than just London).

Her house is as pretty and well-furnished as the pictures show. It is inviting, and breathtaking, especially when the sun is up. I would encourage future guests to check out her dining room area and patio as that in particular was a wonder to behold.

All of these information tidbits are rather nice, but what really convinced me that Raimonda was someone I could call friend was when I got sick during my trip to London (not used to the cold, unfortunately). Raimonda went out of her way to take care of me, offering me some medication and even feeding me pie, pancakes, and tea she made herself. Thanks in large part to her, I was able to get back on my feet after only a day of bed rest and did not waste my entire vacation. I have to remind readers that taking care of me while I'm an invalid is NOT part of the host service per se. She did not have to do this.

It is this personal touch of real care and concern for the guest that drives me to write this extremely positive review of Raimonda Bagdoniene. You can trust in Raimonda's terms - what you see in the photos and her description is what you will get - anything not mentioned is generally a positive extra.