We had the great pleasure of staying at Saul's place for a convention at the nearby ExCeL Centre. Our party is comprised of two professional couples without kids traveling for leisure from the United States. We found Saul's place to be just as the listing said - the neighborhood was very safe and close to transportation, the flat was very clean and Saul was tremendously accommodating as a host with check-in and check-out times. We highly recommend! We were especially appreciative of the little touches he left for us, like chocolates and some bottled water, access to washing machine soap and guide maps for the Emerates Air Line transpiration close by. It was like staying in the home of a friend! The five-minute walk to the Jubilee line and the nearby Tesco market made grabbing a quick take-and-make dinner or a night on the town easy. It is a perfect flat if you're heading to the convention center. The TV is also equipped for your Netflix log-in, so we were able to choose between watching local cable or indulging in some movies and TV from back home. (The internet connection was very strong and gave us no issues at all.) The kitchen was stocked with everything we needed and was just beautifully designed. The only thing we'd like to share with fellow travelers from the States: Europe can get toasty in the summer and American-style "full blast" air-conditioning isn't as common overseas. In the future, we'd recommend bringing a top sheet or light blanket with you from home - all the beds we encountered in Europe only had the bottom (fitted) sheet and a heavy top comforter. A top sheet would be a welcome bedtime amenity on nights when the temperature is warmer than you'd like. That's not a slight on Saul's place at all, just a little cultural nuance.