I am not even sure where to start- At first I had a room booked at a really nice boutique hotel in SoHo for almost $2500, where the room was all of 60 sq. ft., that had no windows and almost NO amenities, but it was a historic hotel so I thought it would be cool. Then I started playing around with the idea of getting an Airbnb- and I am SOO happy that I did! When I first found this place, I was really nervous about the host living in the flat (What if he's crazy? What if he's a slob? Or worse, what if he gives me a curfew?!), but for the price and location I was willing to give it a shot. I was so incredibly surprised from the moment we started messaging after I made the reservation, up to the point that I departed after my stay. I can't tell you how much more amazing the host made my trip, by just being there when I needed him or had some random American question, and the level of professionalism and discretion that he displayed. Admittedly, the flat is by no means large, and I say that not because it's a bad thing, but because it still amazes me how I hardly ever noticed when he was and wasn't home in such a small space. I never heard his TV, and rarely ever heard him moving around the flat. It was really comforting to know that if I needed something or had a question, he was always just a text away, but also that I felt as if I had total privacy. The couple times that I did run into him in the evenings, we always had great conversation. The flat is very well furnished, and in a GREAT location. The host has gone to great lengths to ensure guests are as comfortable as possible. The flat not only features all the normal things like a comfortable bed & soft bedding, television, internet, etc., it also features basic toiletries, hairdryer, iron & ironing board, wardrobe with clothes hangers & drawers, washing machine/dryer & laundry powder, extra linens, a small safe, fan, plenty of electric outlets to charge your devices, and tons more. The building is literally a 3-min walk from the Leicester Square Underground/Northern & Piccadilly lines, ChinaTown, SoHo, and 10-15 minutes from most of the touristy destinations throughout London. Within a 2-5 min walk you'll also find a coffee shop (that I kinda fell in love with), a couple grocery stores, restaurants and pubs, and all kinds of shops. If I could give this host and his flat more than 5-stars, I absolutely would! If you are traveling to London, I HIGHLY recommend staying here!!