Inge was a perfect hostess, not intrusive but ready for an interesting chat. The house as a whole is beautifully furnished and adorned by her husband’s wonderful paintings. It looks traditional on the outside but is very modern within. It is very well soundproofed, necessary because of proximity to the Great West Road. The neighbourhood is very attractive and well located, not just close to an Underground Station but also to good bus routes (outside the rush hour). Don’t forget your Oyster Card! It’s a must-have for visitors to London; see https://tfl.gov.uk/travel-information/visiting-london/visitor-oyster-card .
For breakfast, personally I like eating out and there’s a trendy croissant and cake establishment a few minutes’ walk away on the corner of King’s St towards the station; but for traditional bacon and eggs just go to the next corner on King’s St towards Hammersmith (tho’ not open Sundays). The café reminds me of London of old; it doesn’t look like much but is excellent; together with Inge’s great home and hospitality, it represents a wonderful welcome to London.