This is a great little spot on the south side of the river, not too far from the main centres of London, on a convenient bus route - although I used the city bikes to get back into the centre. It's a tiny apartment that's been cleverly and tastefully renovated, including the addition of the mezzanine which is accessed through a ladder in the passage and as the picture shows is pretty cool and very comfortable, albeit not a room for walking around in if you're tall. There's a nice little terrace outside, also accessed through a couple of ladder rungs. The very small living area has the benefit of having a corner location with two big windows opening onto a windy road and the little square. The building has a date on the outside - 1780; this is altogether a quirky and typically London abode. James is an excellent host and his taste in furniture, books and wall hangings showed his background as a designer and added to the quality of the apartment. There's a great, reasonably-priced Italian restaurant across the road - I had a sensational meal there - as well as a standard Lebanese on the square and for upmarket tastes, one of celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay's outlets downstairs, specialising in steak. I was only in and out of the apartment for one night. James left a great breakfast out for me. I was pretty happy with my experience.