The flat was alright, super tiny but good value in a safe residential area. Bit of a strange hodge-podge of provided items: there were brand new pots and pans in the cabinets but no toilet roll (which was advertised as being provided), brand new tea and sugar but not a single bin in the entire flat for trash. It was clean enough, the sheets and towels and bathroom were clean but the whole flat, specifically the walls, could use a scrub. No worse than you’d find in a cheap hotel. If you’re planning on saving money on your London trip by cooking in the flat though, I’d stay somewhere else. The fire detector is right above the oven. Even with the fan on and window open we managed to set the fire alarm off three times while making one frozen pizza. Lots of plates and cups are provided but dish soap and sponges weren’t, and all the plates in the cabinet were sticky, as if previous guests or whoever tidies the place just rinsed them and put them back. Most importantly though, Gareth was 100% unresponsive. I messaged him questions three or so times over our 4 day stay and was completely ghosted. He’d given me the phone number to some other man who was apparently the “night manager” but Gareth was unreachable during the day as well.
Basically, if you want a bed with clean sheets close to a tube station and aren’t fussed about going to the shop yourself to get toilet roll etc, this studio would be fine. But if you intend to cook in the flat or are concerned about having a helpful host keep looking.