The room in itself was very clean and organized and I really appreciate that. Andras himself was a very responsive host and even offered early check in.
However, what struck me as a surprise was the locality, neighbourhood and entrance into the room from the main door. I went in the afternoon, but it was dark and the walk towards the room in the basement felt a bit dingy. When I reached the room, I found out that any body walking on the street could look inside the room. Drawing the blinds would solve that problem, but it would feel like staying in a dungeon. I would not be comfortable coming here at night alone. And I think this aspect was not covered in the reviews, description or images. FYI, as someone visiting London I was not aware that whitechapel is not among the safest locations. It can of course work well for people, but it did not for me.