The apartment is stylish and immaculately clean. Sonder were always very quick with replies to queries and questions.
The area I liked more and more the longer I stayed, with many hidden gems nearby. There are three supermarkets nearby for all your essentials. Farringdon Tube and Overland station a few minutes walk away. There are buses practically on your doorstep to take you into the centre of town. Weekends are definitely quieter than weekdays for shops and general hustle and bustle.
The room itself is petite, it would be a struggle for more than one person and one bag to stay here, storage is limited in the sleeping, kitchen and bathroom. You can only shuffle along the sides of the bed and the fridge door only partially opens as the bed prevents it opening more. However, the most frustrating issues were the noise and heat. Admittedly I was staying at the apartment in summer but it was a typical English summer, barely making past 20oC. The room was uncomfortably hot both during the day and night. The window can be opened, it did little to cool the apartment, but then the consequence was that it exposed you to very loud street noise. I didn't feel comfortable leaving the window open when I wasn't in the apartment (although some days I had no option but to leave open). General street noise is prevalent at all hours, with lorries (or trucks) sounding warning beepers and audible alerts probably the worse offenders. This made listening to the TV and sleeping difficult.
Perhaps in winter the heat and noise is less of an issue but for me I wouldn't stay at this Sonder apartment again, it's a shame as I love the style and the location.