You get what you pay for.
This a dorm, not a "home". You will not meet the hosts, and you will only know of this quite late.
The room was dusty and not clean, the bed sheet had not been changed as I could still smell sweat/cologne from the previous person who slept there.
The bathroom is dirty, the shower curtain is filthy, the shower itself is an old rickety hand help pipe that is just crazy to imagine in the age of IKEA that this is what they let "guests" use. There's a large thick disgusting carpet on the floor as well that to be honest is just weird. The vents are caked with dirt.
It's a shared flat in the same way you can refer to a sleek Mercedes Benz and a big double decker bus "motor vehicles". I was expecting to share the place with a couple of maybe 3 other guests, only to realise there were 5 rooms, with some having 2 guests. Maybe be transparent in the advert as to "HOW MANY" people you have to share an already disgusting bathroom with?
The kitchen items are disgusting, an old microwave and 2 random old wooden seats.
I carried white shirts as I had dinner plans and my plan was to iron them here. Only to discover the iron is an old machine with dirt stuck to the bottom as well as the ironing board which is old and dirty. Extremely unfortunate. These both cost under 50 pounds, and yet, here we are.
Basically if you need a place to crash and you don't care too much about hygiene, it's fine. The pictures most certainly are inaccurate and I felt swindled. If I knew what I know now, I most certainly would not have stayed here. I considered getting a hotel on my second night here as it was just too much.
You also won't get any clean towels in your room, decided to buy one myself.
Save up and get a different space or end every fun London night in dread, after you remember where you have to sleep and shower.
Also the neighbour's play loud music deep into the night, so, yes, all the best.