This apartment is in an unbeatable location in central London, walkable to Oxford Street and close to several tube stations for easy access to London's attractions. There are loads of cafes and restaurants as well as a local Tesco and Sainsbury's within a short walk. The worst part of the experience was arriving at the front door, which badly needs painting, and entering the stairwell, which is bleak at best. Once you climb the stairs and enter the apartment, things approve. The kitchen and bathroom are modern, stylish and well equipped. There is both a washing machine and a dishwasher. The living room furniture is basic but fine. The television was equipped with Apple TV including Netflix, but normal off-air channels like the BBC were not available. The bed was comfortable, but you're probably going to keep the curtains closed: as with the kitchen, the view is to a dingy back court, with people working in offices right across from you. The check-in process had its good points and bad points: you have to call in at a 24/7 food store a few blocks away to collect the keys, and deliver them back at the end. This is minor inconvenience, but on the other hand, it means you can arrive any time without the need for an appointment with the owner. Talking of which, Joey was very communicative and helpful, and a pleasure to deal with. I would go back to this apartment in the future.