We stayed at Nick's place for a week and it was a great place. It is in the middle of two subway stops, and it only took us about 10 minutes to arrive at either. There is a useful mini mart right across the street and a bigger grocery store within walking distance, right by the subway stops. Really convenient. We had four people in our party and the apartment still felt ok. There is only one bathroom, but we made it work. The Uber was easy to use too as there is a space out front for the car to pull over. Driving in London is slow going, so we had better luck on the subway, but sometimes we were just tired after a long day of walking. The apartment is on a busy side street so it was noisier than we expected. There is also some noise from the school, hospital, the apartments above you, and bar walking at night. I guess you can think of it as really being in the city. The building itself is cute. It looks historical and there is a pretty old church right outside too. Anytime we had any communication it was really quick response and the hosts were extra nice and welcoming. There is a really cute book explaining everything about the apartment, which was helpful. I would note that is was stated that there is a washer in the building, but from this apartment there was not access, that I could tell and it was not explained in the book. If you find yourself in London I would recommend Nick's place. It is centrally located, about $12-14 for Ubers downtown, near subways and has a large courtyard space outside. You will like your stay in here.