As a 21-year-old Chinese American traveling overseas to Europe by myself for the first time, I was a bit nervous at first about staying at an Airbnb. Nonetheless, I trusted Cherie because of her previous five-star solid reviews, which were all very positive. After staying at Cherie's place for a week, I am fully able to say that you will not regret staying here at all. Whether it was being able to check-in early at 10 AM BST on the day of my arrival, as well as receive responses from Cherie in a timely fashion whenever I had questions and had messaged her, I truly felt that Cherie took her role as Airbnb host seriously and with pride. Aside from simply staying in Cherie's flat/apartment, I also got to learn more about Cherie and her background through our conversations every now and then, the epitome of a true Airbnb experience. Towards the end of my stay, Cherie even took me to a nearby organic fair-trade coffee shop and treated me to whatever I wanted to drink. We also took a walk around a nearby park not far from both the coffee shop and Cherie's home, before dropping me off at Kilburn station where I would later head to Westminster that day.
Speaking of Kilburn station, it is an above-ground Tube station that is fully wheelchair-accessible and only a 5-6 minute walk from Cherie's home. From the station, you can take the Jubilee line with direct rides to Canary Wharf, Wembley Park, the Sherlock Holmes Museum, the Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, The Regent's Park, Big Ben/Parliament (Westminster), London Bridge, etc. Ultimately, getting to and from Cherie's home via public transit is very convenient. In fact, the Jubilee line even runs 24 hours on Friday and Saturday evenings, as part of the Night Tube I believe.
Overall, out of all the Airbnbs I have stayed at previously, I would say that without a doubt Cherie's has been my favorite. Cherie is a genuinely kind person and will certainly do everything she can to make sure that you have a pleasant stay at her home.