The room did not have all the furnishings pictured in the listing and the kitchen was lacking in utensils like plates and cutlery. The room is part of a house of shared occupancy so the stuff in the kitchen belongs to the other tenants and isn't necessarily available to use. The kitchen cupboards were all full so there was no where to store anything either. There were no towels provided (fortunately I took my own), no toilet paper in the shared toilet but some was provided in the room (I guess the other tenants use their own stuff and don't share the household basics). The room had a double bed but only had a single duvet and there was no proper pillow; it was 2 cushions stuffed in a pillow case. I did find a double duvet without a cover in the wardrobe but it didn't look clean to me. The rooms was sparse and basic (a desk, fitted wardrobe and small shelves), there was a TV but it wasn't connected to an aerial so was useless. The room had been cleaned to a satisfactory level like it had been given the once over but I wouldn't say it was truly clean. I don't think the room was worth the price I paid to be honest. However there were a few good things: the wifi connection was solid and fast, free parking, fellow occupants were quiet and Samuel was fairly quick in replying to messages and flexible about check in/check out times.