If you are looking for a flat in central London with good train and bus connections, and have any love at all for taking the odd stroll through nature then this flat is properly brilliant. Hyde Park's perhaps most beautiful gate is just a skip and a jump away, and whether you want to start off your day with some peace and quiet (just ignore the million joggers, or join them), or want to walk off some of that Indian feast before bed, you'll be there and back again in five minutes tops. The flat itself is reasonably clean, if a little dated, and gets plenty of light thanks to a beautifully large window out onto the street. One fair warning perhaps for the very tall and anyone with slight mobility issues or struggling with heights: the floors are quite uneven in places and there are two small down-and-up-again stairs with relatively low clearance in the doorframe on the way from the living area to kitchen and bathroom, which may present issues to some, especially in the dark. The split level on which the bed is set is accessed via a fairly steep stair that gives you a good view of the drop, just as the relatively low banister at the top. The upper level then is very low-ceilinged and also has a bit of a bounce. It feels solid enough, but the cupboard at the top registers your movements with a friendly shudder and jangle, so if you're a little jumpy about that sort of thing it may be worth bearing in mind. For us though, the flat did exactly what we needed, and I've never before gotten to spend this much time marvelling at the surprising variety of wildlife in Hyde Park!