To say Andrew was possibly the best hosting experience I’ve had in Airbnb would be to undermine it. Andrew was a fantastic and excellent host throughout our entire trip, both before, during and after, and always showed an incredible sense of hospitality and care for details with all the information, travel tips and commodities that he provided for us. Small details like providing Oyster cards for guests and clearly accessible instructions are an example of such hospitality highlights.
As noted on the listing, Andrew’s property is actually his day-to-day home that he makes available whenever he goes on travel. If you’re a fan of the idea of spending time on someone else’s house rather than a professional Airbnb-rental-only property, then Andrew’s place is highly cosy and welcoming, and has all of the extra little touches that separate a personal home from a professional rental property. This includes all of the utilities and necessities at hand that you tend to find in a personal home that just make that experience every little more comfortable.
The only thing of note to mention is the actual location of the property. While the apartment is also placed in a very accessible part of London, just south of the Tower Bridge, it's still a 10 minute walking distance from the closest Underground station of Bermondsey. This station on itself is also located in Zone 2 of the Underground map, which makes it a very slight difference in price from central London Zone 1. This value however, is nothing compared to the actual value of the property itself, and Andrew’s home was one of the more accessible listings we’ve found when compared to the remainder of London, and was definitely worth the stay and the extra walking distance.
If you ever consider visiting London, and happen to see Andrew’s listing available, then I wholeheartedly believe that you should consider it as a place to stay during your trip!