I can only say I have never experienced such a wonderful time abroad before. My stay at Robert and Antonio was definitely the best one ever. I was all the time so happy staying with them, felt like I was always at home. Sharing time with them was so nice and a lot of fun.

The bedroom was beautiful, there’s one closet and shelf to hang my clothes and put all the things I use. The private bathroom was really nice.. sometime I took a bath and it was really refreshing. You have bathroom just next to your bedroom, it is separated, and that is nice. Kitchen is always just immaculate. They always keep the things tidy and clean, beautiful. I was cooking almost every night, really enjoyed talking and sharing kitchen with them.

On the first weekend, Robert kindly took me to the supermarket with him. Antonio, when he goes to the supermarket kindly offered to me if I need something to buy, like heavy waters. Those things were so kind and warm surprise all the time.
My stay was just wonderful and too good to leave, this is, I think, just because they are so nice and warm kind people. I could also had a lot of conversation with them, I often asked them to give me some advice on my situation, and their advice was always helped me to go toward the better direction. Very experienced and kind words they gave to me.

About the everyday travel to the centre of London, (like Oxford Street), you can just take 1 hour or bit less. There’s a bus stop, “Nathern way/Eastern way”, and the bus 472 will take you to the North Greenwich tube station (Zone 2). From North Greenwich (Jubilee line), it will always just take 15-20 min to get to the centre. I was once staying in Zone 3 before, although their house is in Zone 4, the total amount of time to get to the centre is just the same, actually it was bit easier and safer for me to travel alone because the bus stop is only 2-3 min away, and always the bus comes every 5-10 min, and 30-35 min on the bus I could get to the North Greenwich station. That was just perfectly easy and very confortable.