A small but appropriate studio, perfect for short stays. Nice location, with the overground around the corner, plenty of bus access, and shops along the road. The keypad to enter is finicky and didn't work with pressing a finger, but we figured out it works instantly if you scan a card or your phone (I used my Tesco Clubcard and Superdrug card). The place was very clean apart from some small hiccups with some cutlery and the kettle leaving a film on any drinks made, I would recommend buying bottled water for your time there. The room is light, with a big window and, despite the heat, we were cool enough without a fan/aircon, just note that the window opens near to the overground so you may get some noise, however, we found it bearable and in keeping with general London noise level. There is a desk/workspace if you require it, the cupboards were stocked with tea and coffee, and there is a stove, microwave, kettle, toaster and small fridge to make meals (but no oven so keep that in mind). We were on the 2nd floor with no elevator so not disabled-friendly but the steps were easy to climb. Watch out for the bathmat as it is quite slippery and I almost fell a few times.
Overall, the studio is exactly as described and serves its purpose well. I would recommend it for short stays and solo stays (the bed is a small double but is better suited to one person)