The house is large and well-located; right round the corner from Bayswayer tube station. It was generally very quiet. The accommodation is run like a hostel and is very well-organised. Rules are very clear, the bathroom is shared with hosts and a couple of other guests and is cleaned on a daily basis.
In preparation for my visit, Jasmine and John were supportive about accommodating my needs (reduced mobility and restricted diet). I didn't meet Jasmine, but John welcomed me and carried my suitcase up the stairs and I was permitted to store a couple of things in the fridge and use the kettle as it would have been logistically difficult to get down to the street to get hot drinks/food.
The room is a bit larger than it seems in the photo, and if you're lucky you'll get a view of the sunset over the rooftops. The room is well-heated in the evening. Plenty of blankets were provided but the spring bed and mattresses really need upgrading as there's quite a dip in the bed which made it difficult to sleep well. Otherwise my stay was comfortable and I enjoyed the bohemian decoration and atmosphere of the house.