After many stays in different countries, this was the first time I was let down on Airbnb. We booked this place to stay for 6 days while waiting for our flat to be ready. The day after I booked I got a message from the host saying she would be out on our check-in day and that we would only be able to check-in in the evening. I was surprised that someone would list the room as available on a day they'd be out, but I had no time to look for another place after that. On our first booked day she gave us a one hour window to check-in in the evening because she'd have to go out after. This whole thing made us spend money driving around the city with our bags and it was really a hassle to have to make our plans around her schedule. That's not what I expected from "Flexible Check-in". The room you stay in is the living room with a sofa bed. Quite spacious and the sofa is comfortable as well. But do not expect privacy. Even though the ad says you can lock the door to your room (You can't even close it properly and there's no key to lock it), except for one day, all other days she had a reason to go in the room and do something. The host's ad used to say she'd need access to the room if you stayed for over one week (or two, not sure) but she removed that now. The reason to get in were to get a chair, then bring the chair back, then get the chair again. She also wanted to get in to water the plants that seemed to be dead already and if not, were very small plants that could well have been moved somewhere else in the house. It felt like she just wanted to check if the room was alright, since she said on check-in that she had to ask previous guests to leave because they left their towels on top of her chair and that they used her power adaptors. Breakfast is a cool thing you don't see in many Airbnbs in London. You have a few options that are neatly arranged in the kitchen for you to help yourself. Unfortunately, this is likely the only thing you'll use the kitchen for. We cooked every day in our previous Airbnb, but here there's literally no space for you to store anything at all in the fridge. I am not exaggerating, you cannot squeeze a single bottle, can or package of anything in there. So you'll be unhappy if you don't want to eat out. The bathroom is alright, except for the taps. They are old, so you have to jiggle them a bit to close. This is not the problem though, what is really annoying is that when you open it, no matter how careful you are, when the pump kicks in it is guaranteed...