Mitra's place is a very special AirBnB. She is a friendly hostess but very chatty (sometimes a bit too much). The location of the flat is just awesome, Bayswater and Queensway tube stations are just around the corner as well as several bus services and of course: Kensington Gardens! Be aware, though, that you won't be getting a key here so you always have to check back with Mitra whether she's home to get back inside the building. I did not know that beforehand and was not amused by it as I didn't feel free to do whatever I want when I want - in that sense it felt more like staying at a friend's or family's place but you have to pay for it and not too little.
You'll also experience certain house rules, which I didn't mind at all as they are usually for safety reasons, except the one that you are basically not allowed to shower after 11pm, which I also didn't know beforehand. And since I am a "right before bedtime shower person" this was not the best situation when you are out for meeting friends, a Musical or Theatre or in a Pub etc.
The flat is very well heated - bathroom and my room felt like a sauna and it took me three days to figure out how to switch off the radiator as Mitra didn't know.. BUT it is very clean, which is really rare I think. The room itself faces "Queensway" so it often is noisy since it's a busy street with lots of shops and cars and buses of course. Mitra herself is quiet and considerate, yet, as I said, very talkative at any time of day.
She made me tea every morning and offered biscuits, which was nice. But I would've liked being able to use the kitchen by myself as well, which didn't seem possible. Mitra is very hospitable but I, personally, found it too much as she can be very nosy, which made me feel pretty uncomfortable.
Therefore, I wouldn't stay again with her even though the bed is very comfortable. But if you are looking for a place, where you have lots of contact with your host and don't mind not having your "freedom" in doing whatever whenever this is your perfect place!