When reviewing the information listed on airbnb, I thought my stay with mike was going to be great. Oh how I was terribly wrong. First, mike informed me that he'd be in Canada during the course of the stay, which was fine but he decided to mail the keys to me and my boyfriend and I still, to this day, have not received them. Then we discoveries that mikes apartment was not "near central London" but a half hour bus and train ride, on a good day. Finding his place was a nightmare. The northern underground line was shut down and mike was unreachable. He provided a friends phone number for us to contact and we attempted calling 3x.the calls were rejected. Then we finally figured out how to get there and we arrive. Mikes house was nice enough but he left his dirty towels hanging on the bath and we didn't want to touch them so...2 days with no shower. Yay! Then getting out of bed the first day (you have to climb over a bed to get out) we heard a crack and see one of the support beams were broken. We checked and assessed the damage and discovered that it had been previously broken and taped up! Seriously?? After our 2 days of horror, we decided to extend our stay in London at a proper accommodation and If this wasn't bad enough, each time we attempted to contact mike before, during and after our stay. After we returned from London, he called my boyfriend and insinuated that we had stolen his missing key (why would we want a key for somewhere hours away?!), and had broken his bed. My boyfriend did not feel comfortable with leaving the situation how it stood, and emailed Mike (he handled most of the correspondence regarding the stay because I live in the US) and Mike still has not responded but has left a nasty review on airbnb about us. Well, thank you Mike for your hospitality, wonderful residence and delightfully helpful unreachable friend. I sincerely do not recommend staying here