My husband and I enjoyed our four nights at Owen's flat in Clapham. It was probably the first true king sized bed we stayed in on our two week trip in Britain. My husband is 6'5" so it was soooo nice to have a big comfortable bed. It was also super convenient to have the washer and dryer right in the bedroom closet. Most of the other places we stayed had a washer/dryer combo and this was a separate washer and dryer which was very nice to have near the end of a long trip when we had lots of laundry to do. There was a half bath that I somehow missed reading about in the listing that was a really nice surprise. I also somehow didn't realized that the bedroom and bathrooms were on the ground floor, while the kitchen and living room were on the upper floor. Not a big deal at all, but we didn't really end up using that area at all because it wasn't right off the bedroom. But it was nice not to have to drag our bags up a flight of stairs. Just a couple of negatives - the TV in the bedroom was broken, which was a bit of a bummer as it would have been wonderful to relax in bed with a show after a long day of walking around the city. We couldn't get the internet to work when we first got there. Owen was very quick to respond to let us know that we needed to restart the router, but it was kind of a pain to actually do that. If my husband wasn't so tall he wouldn't have been able to reach the router on an upper shelf. But it was great, quick wifi once we got it connected. The flat was clean, but looked a bit run down in places. There was some some peeling paint on the walls, and the kitchen, office loft, and balcony looked a bit messy. We did really appreciate that the complex is gated at night, so it felt super safe. But I found it a bit odd that we had to get the key to the flat from a lockbox on a bike rack outside of the apartment. This was our first time in London so I haven't stayed anywhere else in the city to compare the location to, but Clapham did feel like a little bit of a trek into the more touristy parts of the city. But the flat was only a couple of blocks from a tube station, and it was easy to hop on and get to where we needed to go. It was also convenient to a Sainsbury's for buying groceries. There were quite a few restaurants a couple of blocks away, but Clapham is definitely not within walking distance to any tourist attractions. Overall, I think I would recommend this flat for a stay in London but only if you're ok taking the tube anywhere you'll want to go.