Located in a quiet area. A very convenient 20-minute walk into London’s West End. Several very close-by shops and restaurants (and a launderette). We stayed at this apartment during the winter, and found it not particularly well heated (other than having a toasty radiator located in the lower level entryway). Otherwise, each room was equipped with an electric space heater (which didn’t produce adequate heat). The owner left approximately 1-cm (1/2-inch) of liquid hand-soap in the bathroom and kitchen pump dispensers, for five guests (for 3 nights). The dish-sponge in the kitchen looked too old to use. The kitchen had nothing in the way of paper towels. When we got there, only one of the two kitchen ceiling light bulbs worked… that one also died half way through our stay — making the kitchen quite dark at night. Upon mentioning this to the host, the response we got was — that their cleaning person would take a look at it. When we returned, just one of the two kitchen lights was working again. The other still dark. Being nighttime, we then turned on the two living room lamps, only to discover that one of those (previously working) bulbs had magically been relocated to the kitchen. The bathroom had nowhere to place anything other than a couple of towels on a bar (also no waste can). And finally the door to the toilet is a hollow construction door. This type of door is not ideal for screwing anything into… such as a surface slide-bolt. By the look of the door, its bolt had been repositioned a couple of times. When we got there, the bolt was now hanging half off. So it no longer had any useful life. The toilet door itself wouldn’t stay closed as the door handle was not aligned with the door-strike. Which is totally fine, if you plan on staying there alone. I myself am a landlord and I truly believe that all of the above are plain and completely obvious issues that are not the responsibility of the “renter” to point out. That being said, admittedly we messed up our reservation dates — and booked one night too short. When we realized it, the host was gracious enough to allow us to pay for and stay one additional night.