Location was very good - 5 minutes to a grocery store, the Bayswater underground station, and a number of cafes and restaurants. You can tell the place has been recently updated and furnished, which is nice, but it also has its quirks. For example, the settling of the very old building makes it tricky to open/close the window, the shower is super tiny, and there is NO A/C (unfortunately, we were there during the hottest days in UK history) - Gustavo provides a really good fan and we were able to sleep with the window open. Overall, the place is lovely - fully stocked kitchen - but in retrospect, unless you need a kitchen, there are cheap hotels (with A/C) out there that would have been just as good. In terms of aesthetics and location, it was great, and Gustavo was very responsive, but it was unfortunate to be there in such heat and for that reason I can't rate it higher than a hotel in terms of affordability.