Amazing! The previous reviews don't lie - this is single handedly the best AirBnB you will prob stay in; I know this is the best I've been in for sure, and it's gonna be hard for any other place to top this.
First off, sparkling clean. The room had freshly cleaned white sheets without a speck of dust or hair on them. The bathroom has all the amenities you could possibly need for your trip. The apartment is designed in a minimalist style, but has a lot of tasteful art touches and gadgets to admire.
Check in and check out was a breeze. Matt was available to help us get settled in, and provided many helpful and great recommendations for sights and food around the city (definitely go to Padella - best pasta outside of Italy IMO).
Location: It seems a bit far from central London, but the Jubilee line is surprisingly fast, and it only took 15-20minutes to reach the major sights and attractions. I'm from New York, and I'm used to commuting an hour ONE WAY just to get to work or food in the city, so this was nothing. Also London public transport is amazing, and the trains come very frequently. Its a short 5-10 minute walk from the station, but it really isn't too far at all.
Amenities: This AirBnB has everything you could want. Really.
Free water (this was huge as we didn't have to lug bottles of water from the supermarket).
Free toiletries (didn't take advantage of them as I brought everything I needed but the bathroom is like a freaking store).
Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer: This was a treat to use. My friends on snapchat were definitely jealous I got to try this out.
Balcony: Super super comfortable at night. There's always an amazing breeze outside, and its nice to just sit on the couches and stare at nothing.
Overall, this is a super comfortable place to live in. The best way to describe this experience was that it felt like home. Other AirBnBs I go to, I always feel like I'm tiptoeing through someone else's house (well I am), and it's never truly, 100% comfortable. But here, you don't even realize this isn't your home because of how comforting it is. When I come back to London this is definitely at the top of my list.