All in all, if you have light luggage and just need a place to sleep for the night go for it. The accessibility to both Heathrow and Gatwick were great.
The apartment is located on the first floor of an apartment building. The immediate outside of the apartment, like the hallway, looks a bit shady as it is not very clean/well taken care of. However, I just convinced myself that families live here.
The inside of the apartment is not homely. It is more like a hostel for entire rooms. The toilet has it's own room. The bathroom has a tub (with showerhead) and the sink. The bathroom had different soaps, shampoo, and hand soap. The kitchen looked stocked however I did not rummage too much as I didn't need much.
I stayed in bedroom S; there are 2 other rooms inside of the apartment. The lock on the door works but the handle was leaning out of the hole, thankfully there is a sliding lock/latch on the inside of the room; which I guess is only convenient for when you're in the room. The room was smaller than expected, but you can see it in the picture. We fit a large suitcase, a small suitcase and a duffle bag on the floorspace. I honestly would not recommend storing any additional luggage in this room. The room had 2 twin size beds, a desk, and a chair. The furniture was not in the worst condition, but it has seen it's day. There was a converter for EU outlets near the back bed, but this really did not do a good job of charging my phone, it was easier to use my own converter in the regular wall outlet.
The room is a corner room of the entire apartment building, so we could hear people outside from all of the intersections; I think there's something like an after school program nearby as we heard a lot of children doing activities during the day time. But the voices from outside are heard loud and clear. It does get a bit quieter during the evening so that you can rest. The bedroom was a bit chilly, I messaged the host about this and they gave me the option to adjust the thermostat.
To get the key for the apartment you need to go to a nearby store and pick it up from an attendant. Which is convenient, but lugging around furniture to get this done makes the process hard. This is a busy area, a lot of vehicles/buses and a lot of foot traffic. All of the streets are not cement, you get what this means for rollies, especially large ones. We came in from the train station so to get the key we essentially passed the road that we would go down to get to the apartment and then had to walk back. From train to key, Google noted a 7-8 min walk. From key to apt, Google noted another 7-8min walk. Which typically is okay, but with all of that foot traffic and luggage, it's a bit more than one can expect. In the morning we ordered a cab and added the store as a stop on the way to the train, but the store is located on a busy street so the driver had to wait at the corner a half block prior to the location.
The host was very quick with responding.