Our stay was not like we expected and in several areas we were disappointed with the accommodations. Judging from the other reviews, perhaps we were just unlucky, but overall, this place was not worth what we were charged. For a five night stay with two people, we were only provided two towels. The Wi-Fi was unreliable and was out for a few hours at a time, and the size of the bathroom was simply laughable compared to what is shown in the picture. In addition, a few reviews mention that the location is on a quiet residential street. However, during the summer months with no AC and keeping the windows open to get some air, the street is quite noisy and large buses (along with many obnoxious street racers) run until at least midnight just outside the window. If you’re thinking of doing laundry during your stay I’d advise against it as the washing machine smells bad and has visible mold growing inside. The tiny shower also produces an unpleasant odor like mold coming from the drain. Lastly, the outlets in the kitchen area did not work at all and the only outlet in the bedroom not powering the refrigerator was unable to work on anything other than charging phones. Other electronics such as a hair straightener and white noise machine began making strange noises, smelling of smoke, and fried altogether. The walls are quite thin and it is easy to be woken up by other renters in the same building slamming their doors at all hours of the night. The location is fine, it is a ten minute walk to the underground station with easy access to central London. And the check-in and check-out processes were easy and hassle free. The host responded quickly when we notified her that we did not have hot water when we first arrived and the issue was fixed within an hour or two, so a great response time and good communication but the apartment itself was lacking. Overall, we had a great trip to London, but dreaded returning to this Airbnb at night.