This place is OK, but certainly not the best and I would recommend finding another place around.
First, it's downstairs so it is rather dark inside and pretty much completely dark going down the first stairs. There's only one button to turn on the light (or at least that I could find), which is at the top of the stairs. This is frustrating going up, especially with luggage, because it is completely dark and fairly narrow. What is even more annoying is that someone turns this light off, even if you kept it on (for obvious reasons), which essentially means that someone went past your locked front door just so they can save a few bucks on electricity costs and at the expense of safety going up the stairs. Mmmh...
And this leads me to the glue that holds the problems of this place together, which is cost-cutting on part of the host in relation to the price you pay. Look, I get it. Central London is pricey and the host wants to make some cash. But the shower door was broken and didn't slide, the furniture was so-so, and no thought was put into the place (it's mostly the cheapest stuff from IKEA). For $300+ and two nights, I expected more. There was also no shampoo, which to be fair the host mentions in the amenities and I did not see when I booked. However, I still think it should be a standard amenity for the price you pay, especially if you consider that he somehow does provide body wash, conditioner, and other stuff. When I asked the host, he was at first confused too, but then said they don't have provide shampoo because people have "different hair needs" and suggested I buy it myself. You'd think for the $70+ you spend on cleaning fees alone, he could provide you with some shampoo...
The host is responsive and the location is very nice, but I will consider another place in the area in the future.