We really enjoyed our weekend stay at this small but modern apartment.
Lizzie was communicative and very helpful throughout and responded promptly when I messaged her directly. It should be noted that check-in, check-out, and everything between is as automated as possible—I think it's clear that she manages the property from afar.
The space is a bit smaller than one would guess from photos, though still comfortable and easily navigable, especially if you're just two people. The kitchen has a slightly funky layout and the shower is really small, but these things didn't affect our stay at all.
The apartment is also noisier than we predicted, with trains running by just outside and rattling the apartment every five minutes or so from early morning to midnight. In addition, the water heater above the sink is quite loud—we found it worked well to turn it off most of the time, then just start it up shortly before showering.
All in all, if you're looking for a relatively affordable place to crash in a gentrifying (but certainly not gentrified) part of East London, this isn't a bad choice. For longer stays, families, and those looking to wander the local streets without caution, another spot might be more suitable.