The flat has AMAZING VIEWS and a lovely outdoor deck. The neighborhood is very cool and totally safe. It's not Central London, but there are lots of restaurants and things close by. It's a short Uber or cab ride to most destinations. The kitchen is sort of a makeshift one with a 2 burner stove, a mini fridge and a mini dishwasher. If you like to cook, not the place for you. I think I may have been the first to Airbnb it - I think it was being rented previously, so it wasn't quite fully ready for an Airbnb customer. I was given the keys with no explanation of anything. I had to figure out how electric blinds worked, what of 8 keys did what, how to work pretty much everything. When I called the owners they were EXTREMELY NICE and did everything they could to explain to me how to work stuff, but they hadn't been there in a while so it was not totally efficient. Luckily, I'm pretty technically apt and after the first day I figured most things out. I still had to learn things myself like there was a special key to get the elevator to go to the top floor of the apt. It also took the neighbor to leave me note to say I shouldn't leave the button turned a certain way to keep it locked so strangers couldn't come to our floor I suppose (not sure why it mattered). So in the spirit of Airbnb's it wasn't a turn the key and start living. Also, the stereo cabinet was open with a rack equipment out into the room. I guess somebody did work but never finished. Again, I figured out how to jam it back into cabinet even though the rack seemed broken. Generally, I think the renters need to set it up in such a way that it's simple and all the directions are there for you or someone explains. Judging by their temperament and reactions on the phone, they will probably fix the situation. I did ask for some compensation for the hassle. I requested an extra day. They said they would gladly give it to me if they didn't have another tenant coming. They offered to pay for one day in a moderately priced hotel. I declined. I didn't end up getting any compensation back for the hassle.