My stay at Oriol's flat was very enjoyable. He was out of London, but we carried on a helpful and lively conversation via various media. The flat is very light, but with efficient heating so warm even on the one more wintery night I was there. The street is a fantastic place to hang out. Much of the time it is more like a pedestrian mall than a thru street, and the shops are interesting and mainly one of a kind. It is a bit like coming home to an earlier decade, yet the tube, busses and all the modern coffee and grocery chains are only minutes away. Just downstairs from the flat is a travel oriented cafe voted best coffee shop in UK. At the end of the block a restaurant offers Cuban street food at lunch, with the bonus that you can take it inside to the dining room to eat if London weather lets you down. I would definitely come to Oriol's flat again, given the opportunity. Do pay attention to the list of instructions that arrives with your confirmation--these cover wifi info and operating instructions you may need. The only suggestion I have for Oriol is to leave a printed copy in the flat, as travellers may need to get their internet running to get to the wifi info.