There were so many wonderful, positive aspects to our stay at The Studio that I want to make them the focus on this review, but I also feel it's important to add some caveats to give a balanced account and I hope it will help others in making their decision. On careful consideration, I believe I can recommend this place, and would return again -- especially if I heard that Natasha had acquired a higher quality mattress for the bed. :) First and foremost, we truly appreciate that Natsha was always quick to respond to my queries and she was incredibly accommodating in so many ways - especially related to the flexible check-in, which was an incredible benefit. After traveling all night on a plane from the U.S. to London, and arriving at 11:30 in the morning, it was so nice to go immediately to our room to drop off our luggage (the room was being cleaned when we got there, so we couldn't stay and take a nap, but it was still a relief to get out luggage settled). We loved the location as the studio was in a very nice neighborhood and 10 minute walk to a underground station on a central line. There were many good restaurants that were in easy walking distance. The wi-fi was also excellent. The room (and it seems more appropriate to call it a room with a private bath because that is really all you're getting) was one of the most inexpensive available, but it still seems like a lot for a studio that does not have a kitchen (the room includes an electric teapot and a tiny fridge, but there is no sink suitable for cleaning up from the coffee as it doesn't seem safe or hygienic to clean your dishes in the tiny bathroom sink). The bed was also not comfortable. It reminded me of the mattress you find in a sofa bed - with a very thin, hard mattress and you could feel the springs. I would have been completely happy with the value of the room if the mattress had been higher quality. The street is rather quiet, but you can hear everyone who comes in and out of the house (the front door is very heavy and easily slams shut) and up and down the stairs. So if you are a light sleeper (as I am), you need to bring a sleep mask. Finally, I am very sensitive to chemical scents and when we arrived the room had an air freshener (one that is plugged into an outlet and blows into the room). Even though I removed it from the room, it still left a lingering chemical scent that was quite heavy the first night and lingered throughout our 3 night stay. Further, there is only one window that can be opened a tiny crack, and the room really did seem stuffy and without proper ventilation (even with a small fan running). Again, I feel that there...