Not much to add to my previous review (we returned to Lisa's place after a short foray, because the location can't be beat), except to say that Lisa was very accommodating and responded speedily to my questions. What we appreciated most was her allowing us to check in earlier after taking the sleeper train from northern Scotland.
A few things to add:
• There is a washing machine but not a dryer (I said there were both in my previous review), but there is a large drying rack and lots of sun in the kitchen. Lisa supplies detergent.
• The construction workers out front of the building do not take a break on the weekends, but they don't start terribly early; just something to be aware of. We used a white noise app and were up early anyway.
• If you're taking Uber: Because of the construction (which blocks the front of Lisa's flat and most of those on the block) AND the fact that it's a one-way street, I highly recommend giving the address of the Volunteer pub (which is great, btw) to your drivers and walking the short distance.
• Because of the construction and stairs, I'd probably look elsewhere if you have disabilities. I returned from Scotland with a broken ankle and did struggle a bit with the crutches. (Lisa tried to accommodate me but her ground-floor guests were too many in number to make the switch. I really appreciate that she tried!)
Again, the location cannot be beat (in addition to Baker Street, it's also close to the Marylebone train station, where my husband traveled to Birmingham), and the flat is more spacious than it appears in the pictures. The bed was sooooo comfortable (as was the sofa, come to think of it; a third person could sleep there comfortably), it is so light and airy, there are plenty of electrical outlets for charging, the table was large enough for us to set up our computers and eat, the beautiful Regents Park is within spitting distance, and Lisa's city guide and recommendations are extensive (and trustworthy!).
Sherlock fans: I'd also recommend getting a mani-pedi at the nail salon down the street. They do a great job, and it's across the street from the (overpriced imo) Sherlock Holmes museum and it's a real treat watching tourists take pictures outside. Another plus is that you can easily take pictures yourself long after the tourists have gone in the evening. We also accidentally found ourselves at another Sherlock Holmes pub (no charge and better than the museum) when we took the frightfully silly but fun Ghost Bus tour.
If we return to London (and hopefully we will soon, since my broken ankle spoiled my plans during our last weekend), we will definitely stay at Lisa's flat again.