I was under the impression that the owner was not living in the flat also and that another couple would be staying in the room next to mine in the very small but clean flat. In the advert it did say the usual on how to find the key to let yourself in but the owner had contacted me saying he was going to be in all day but I didn't realise that he actually lives there also staying in the front room. With a married couple staying there at the same time as myself, it was a challenge at times to know when the toilet would be free to use. In addition, due to the fact that the basement flat is very small, any converstations can be easily heard when people are conversing. Plus, there's no. window that opens up in the small box room and at the moment, London is experiencing a heat wave. I was only able to stay there for 2 days as the airlines had lost my suitcase and my flight had been cancelled so I mentioned this to the owner, Neel who replied back with a polite message saying if he could rent out the room, he would reimburse me the remaining days that I was not able to remain there but of course, either it was too short notice or perhaps the owner did not have time to put the room back on Airbnb. In any event, be wary should you think that you'll hvae a place for yourself for as mentioned, it appears that the owner lives and works in his flat and that the room if rented out next to the small room, can be very loud with people conversing and not being mindful that there's also someone else renting out the small box room. But it was well maintained with a cleaning lady that would come during the week so cleanliness was very good. Neel himself is very polite and talkative so you can easily converse with him as he seemed opened to discuss anything that you may like to ask him e.g. directions to places, if you need an extra blanket etc.