The flat is small but tres chic. We were welcomed with a box of chocolates (nice touch). The flat is equipped with an iPad that tells the guest all about London restaurants, happenings, taxis, weather...very cool. The neighborhood is quiet and adjacent to Chelsea Waterfront, and near the Imperial Wharf overground and river bus stations (FYI - there is no underground tube station nearby). On the same street as the flat is an Indian restaurant, one block away a jazz club (we enjoyed both very much!) and within 5 blocks is nearly everything else one could need (restaurants, grocery stores, shopping).
We had a couple of issues with the flat. On our first night, our plan was to relax in our beautiful flat and have dinner there, so we ordered take-away from the Indian restaurant down the street. In our kitchen we found plates and wine glasses but no cutlery - only two large serving spoons, 3 shrimp forks and some dinner knives. After dinner, I went to wash the dishes and discovered there were no dish clothes to wash or dry with. We couldn't even use a wash cloth from the washroom, as there were none of those either. Texted the owner, no response.
On our last day, my husband and I stepped out for errands before leaving for the airport. When we returned, the building door was open and so the the door to our flat! And there were people inside! It turned out that it was one of the owner's partners and a repair man doing some scheduled maintenance. We had no idea they were coming and it was quite a shock. We shared our issues with the partner and he immediately issued us a refund for the items that we had purchased (cutlery, dish towels, wash clothes, laundry detergent).
Overall, we enjoyed our stay in London and would consider staying in Chelsea again.