Tim is incredibly nice. His friendliness makes his apartment that much more inviting.

I would definitely stay there again (absolutely, no doubt), but I think it helps to know what to expect. So here's the deal:

The apartment is located in a remarkably convenient spot, with its one big window right above a very busy thoroughfare. This is not bad at all due to double panes of glass and great shades, but it's helpful to know it; if you want the window open, it will be fairly noisy.

The entrance to the flat is on a very nice, quiet street.

The hallway noises were far more intrusive than the street noises. Very easy to remedy though: I turned the oven fan on low and slept like a baby.

The flat is the size of a moderate hotel room. Murphy bed, desk and a couple of chairs, with a NICE kitchenette.

The convenience of this flat, its price, and Tim's congeniality, make this place a great place to stay in London. If you want luxury, pay more money elsewhere.

I look forward to staying there again.