I hate writing negative reviews, but in this case I do have to warn people about this flat. We knew it would be noisy--Soho, after all--but without double-glazing it was a nightmare until around 5:30 am, then the refuse trucks picked up where the larger louts left off. Also, the upstairs flat had people that sounded as though they were doing contact sports, thumping on the ceiling above our heads into the early hours. The doorway into the building slams every time people move in/out--which they did all night--and you can hear everything as they walk up and down the stairs. Talking, laughing, being drunk ... HOWEVER, we fully accept it was our own stupidity for underestimating exactly how loud this place would be, perhaps especially on the weekend. Our bad.
The FLAT itself: the sheets were clean and the kitchen was equipped, as stated in the details. Low water pressure, but a decent shower despite that. However, despite the automatic aromatiser, the entire flat has the undelying smells of mould! Damp. Beware if you have allergies: they may be triggered. In the bathroom there's black and brown mould all over the right side of the ceiling, and damp patches. Very shoddy finishing throughout the flat, also, but the absolute worst is that the floors in this flat are TILTED. The bed, therefore, is on an incline and feels like you're falling into a sink-hole. We were so uncomfortable that in the middle of the night we took the futon mattress into the kitchen, where the floor is slightly less tilted. It was also a little less noisy. We're pretty fit people, but the aches and pains we had as a result of the (subsiding?) floor were too much, and we took the hit and left, booked ourselves into a hotel without the noise, the mould and damp smell, and with a level floor. I'm afraid that I cannot recommend this flat unless you have very low standards, you will be out all night and the noise level won't matter, and you don't mind the dizziness of tilted floors when you want to sleep. Stay away!