This place was fantastic and looks in real life better, more homey was comment my friend made, than it looks in the pictures. The bedroom with the private bath is smaller than the others, but the others are large. There is plenty of storage in each (a dresser and wardrobe in each). It's right on the subway line from Heathrow, so you don't have to change trains and the apartment s really about a five minute walk. There are restaurants on the main street and a major supermarket within walking distance as well as coffee shops and a handy convenience store only about five doors down. It's on both the Piccadilly and the District subway lines, so you can get anywhere really quickly. There is also a bus stop one door down. I was concerned about being far out from the center of London, but this really wasn't a problem at all.Hal and his property manager, Annie, are very responsive, and Annie even dropped by when we couldn't figure something out. She also gave us suggestions for places to eat. The only caveat I have is that the front bedroom can be a bit loud because it's right near the street, but I slept like a baby. I live next to train tracks, so it didn't bother me at all, and the beds are super comfortable. I stayed with two friends, but the beds are large enough to fit two people a piece and someone could also sleep on the sofa. The oven has both regular and convection options if you are interested in baking. Warning: if you are going to do laundry, plan ahead. The washer is a washer dryer combo with lots of options but it's an energy saver and uses less water, and these generally take twice as long as regular washers. I'd stay again at Hal's place in a heartbeat, but I doubt that I will need a place that big again. Annie was fantastic.