If you are out and about in London this place offers very good transport links and walking distance grocery shopping. The place is the actual owner home, so you will find their stuff in the property. It needs a bit of spring cleaning under sofa and furniture and we found the flat with dust bin full when we arrived. Make sure you buy toilet paper and hand soap because there was only a little bit left, same for salt etc that was available for us in the kitchen. There are good appliances in the kitchen if you are keen on cooking, otherwise you can easily get a take out from one of the places nearby.
I stayed with two babies and my mum who is 78 years old so like most places in London, there are a lot of stairs, so plan for that. Also felt like the owner didn’t want us to use the heater at all, I had to ask for instructions, although only got cold one night, usually it isn’t something you need to request “permission” for.
The mattresses are extremely uncomfortable and I had a sore back every day.
The check out was at 9am and for me it was too early, especially with two babies and an elderly person. Laura communicated she was arriving back home at around 9am and by 9:33am she arrived and I was putting the rubbish outside, it was awkward, I felt like I was being kicked out of the house and with my baby sick and crying, it was very difficult, so we ended up waiting forever for an Uber outside with all the luggage etc. Unfortunately, zero empathy, they barely said hello to me or my family.