The house is clean enough and the room was nice. It is in a quiet area and there are good transport links. However, my key didn't work in the front door and when this was raised, Azad had no other solution than 'knock on the door'. That wasn't too bad at 5pm. However, when I came back from a night out at midnight and the key still didn't work, there was no emergency procedure for that scenario. The housekeeper was not contactable and Azad lives elsewhere. When I rang Azad, unable to get in, he didn't care and simply said "knock on the door" again. So, he left me, a lone woman, standing outside his house in the middle of London late at night, unable to get in. By banging very loudly I eventually did get in, thankfully. But the resident who let me in both times was a guy who I did not feel safe with, who had been asking intrusive questions and acting suspiciously when I first arrived. I therefore cancelled my stay with Azad after that one night and moved to different accommodation. My personal safety is not worth compromising in this way. I would advise women travelling alone to be wary of this property until changes are made which mean that such scenarios do not happen again.