I was in London for a conference at Neuro Hospital on Queens Square just blocks from this apartment, but once I got there, realized how ideally placed the studio is for experiencing the city. The British Museum is around the corner, as are terrific bookstores, parks, pubs and lunch spots. You're in the heart of Bloomsbury with all its literary ghosts. Tube stop nearby.
The studio was better than advertised. Up two flights of narrow winding stairs, yes, but large enough to do my 7-minute workout routine, once I moved a coffee table, with decent wifi (I didn't try streaming but email and surfing worked well), a well-stocked kitchen (Moka coffee pot and washer-dryer were surprise bonuses), and a firm queen bed with a lovely duvet and 4 feather pillows. As other guests have noted, bathroom is tight. I'm 5'9" and if I were any taller or chunkier the shower would have been tricky; doorways are low too, which you'd expect from any renovated room in a row of practically historic townhomes. Heat is from a plug-in panel and did the job on a rainy chilly London night (duvet was great that night too). No tv, and it wasn't missed. You're on a quiet side street, only noise that of men singing their way home for a few minutes after closing time at the pubs.
Peter was instantly responsive to any requests by text. Let me in early when my plane arrived in the morning from the States, then allowed me to leave my bags after checkout for a couple hours, too. Otherwise, left me to play on my own.
I'd go back in a minute to this apartment. As they say, lovely time!