I'm an American. I was a guest at Ajit's house in flat 4 from mid-August to early December 2018. The self-contained studio flat had a lot of storage, full-size bed, desk, and chairs, as well as a full galley kitchen that included a clotheswasher, oven, four-pot range, and microwave. The enclosed bathroom has a nice shower, basin, and normal two-stage British toilet. The bathroom is done in tile, while the rest of the studio has some kind of high quality manufactured wood flooring. The first-floor (USA second-floor) windows overlook the street, are large, and let in a lot of light. I was never short of dishes, flatware, linens, and other appropriate supplies, and the refrigerator was small by American standards but a normal size by British standards. When I arrived there was an adequate supply of consumables such as toilet paper, soap, and shampoo, although being there for such a long time, I decided to buy my own as time progressed. Wifi network speeds supported video streaming on demand with no issues from both Netflix and iTunes. The neighborhood is safe, and the house is located on a quiet residential street with little vehicle traffic. Both Ajit and his property manager were very friendly people and always had advice or kind words to share. The property is situated most conveniently to the Acton Town tube station, about an eight minute walk for me, as well as a couple of other tube stations. It's also about a fifteen minute walk to both Acton train stations, and several bus lines pick up and drop off just a few minutes' walk away. Getting into central London takes about half an hour via the Piccadilly line. There are plenty of local affordable dining options as well as convenient large grocery stores. I would recommend staying at Ajit's and I would return there again. That said: this is not a party house. This is not a place to come with a bunch of loud people. Not because you would disturb Ajit--he lives off-site in his own house--but there are normal people who choose to stay here for extended periods, because it's such a great place, who consider it home. For their sake, partiers should stay away.