The apartment was easy to find as I had been looking it up early from the Google maps. I highly recommend that you do your research early too, as my second neighbours didn't do that and they found it hard way...
So as we remember, the English people count floors from zero and there are 30 steps up, before you reach the apartments door. Then you use the keybox to open it and the door. After that you walk more that 12 steps up to the second floor in the apartment to find your room. So travel light when you come here.
Kitchen is fully equipped, only the spatula was missing, turning eggs was difficult with a scoop. The stove was electric and easy to use. Kitchen was clean too.
Toilet and shower are located in the second floor as bedrooms. They were clean and highly hygienic from the floor and seats and taps and all the places you touch but walls would need some wash and care. The light switch was not easy to find in a dark as they were a line hanging from the ceiling. Those would need some washing or cutting to be neat.
Bedroom was tiny, but enough space for me to sleep and sit and load my phone. I was happy to find an adapter to my mobile so I didn't need to buy one! Thanks for that! First night was boiling hot and there was terrible noise outside as young people were partying and singing all night. The heat wawe continued all three nights but Kaylee was so amazing he brought me a fan when I asked it! I slept so much better the rest of my vacation!
All the old houses seem to have this same problem around the Europe as they don't have an air cooler.
Here is probably two other rooms in airbnb rent so get used to the idea that here are others and nobody saw Kaycee so he probably lives somewhere else. Anyway none of my belongings got lost even there is no locks in the doors and people were very nice and took others wellbeing into consideration.
All in one: Thank you Kaycee for an amazing opportunity to live so near the centre of London and thank you for your wonderful co-operation and help!
I do highly recommend your place!