My husband and I stayed here for about 2 weeks while we explored London and surrounding areas. We really liked having the ability to sleep in, have breakfast at home then head out for sightseeing where we ate lunch out and either went to a restaurant or cooked something light at the flat for dinner. It has a small patio which seemed secluded and peaceful where we ended our days with a glass of wine, a review of the day and planning for the next. There is a lot of storage space in the flat, more than I expected. The kitchen is well stocked. The TV room has a nice crisp picture TV but channels are limited. In fact we saw more American shows on the British TV then British shows. The wifi is very basic. You'll only be able to check your email and watch a Netflix show. I purchased Death in Paradise off of iTunes but was unable to download the episodes to my iPad their because the wifi was too slow. The bed is a QUEEN size in American sizing and initially comfortable but after two weeks I definitely wanted my own bed back though. The bathroom is roomy and the shower is unique and has a "rain fall" shower head and a separate spray hose. Be careful getting in and out of the shower because there are no grab bars to hold on too and the shower floor is slick especially for older folks.
This is a residential and felt like a VERY SAFE neighborhood. Beware of the drivers though and look BOTH ways multiple times when crossing any of the streets so you don't get hit by a car. There are a lot of electric cars here and they are SILENT. In fact, I'd stick to the crosswalks with sensors and signals as the safer bet to cross the streets. The areas around the flat have great restaurants, Cafe's and a Tesco Mini-Mart within walking distances. Try Cucina Italia in Fulham as they have amazing Italian food.
Learning the "Tube" system is a MUST for this flat. There are two stations close by. One is Parson's Green and the other is Fulham Broadway (FB). Although Parsons Green is marginally closer to the flat than FB, it had far fewer amenities such as a bathroom, food courts and convenient shops around it. Fulham Broadway station has ATM's, a bank, many kiosks with a variety of food and conveniece items and clean bathrooms for 20-30 pence. A "heads up" for we Americans... there are very limited FREE restrooms (called toilets, water closets there) so make SURE you have 20 pence coins as most bathrooms have a turnstile like entrance that usually do not make change.
There are many restaurants of different ethnicities as you walk home from FB. We tried the French restaurant, Cote Brasserie, it too has amazing food. Bailey's Fish & Chips in Fulham (a literal hole in the wall) has amazing food, service and people so don't be put off by its location. Their portions are IMMENSE and can easily be split between two hungry people. We also tried Persian fast food which was very tasty.
Be sure to avail yourself of Cadbury chocolate while you are there. We only get minimal bars in the States. Great Britain has many more creative options for the use of Cadbury chocolate, so check it out at Tesco. You will be surprised!
All in all a very pleasant stay and we would definitely consider using again if we returned to London.