It's a good option for those on a budget though and it was comfortable enough for sure. Room is exactly as pictured (bed is so so, can feel and hear every spring), kitchen was kept relatively clean, and check in was straight forward (although directions come in the form of 20 different emails/notifications (I think they definitely can reduce that)). Bathroom was clean, but also you can't leave anything in there during your stay, which I found frustrating, there's no shower curtain to keep the room dry, and at times there was no toilet paper, which I thought was pretty unnacceptable. You can hear every step taken in the house, every door close, but everyone staying there was extremely respectful of the rules and this wasn't an issue. Owners were fairly responsive and tried to be as helpful as they good leading up to and during my stay as well. The neighborhood is a little run down, but well connected by bus to Paddingotn and Central London. Good variety of grocery stores and restaurants around. Lastly, for check out, I was confused by the instructions to take out the garbage myself and strip the bedding myself (or else risk getting fined), when guests need to pay an expensive cleaning fee already - what does that fee even go towards? Have never been asked to remove my own trash before, that was certainly a first. I will say, I'm still getting used to the cost of things here (I arrived from China), and wow definitely felt painful to pay this much per night for something so basic. However, beggars can't be choosers. For London, this was a good choice. Despite some mixed feelings, I would recommend for anyone trying to spend a few days here on a budget.