Nice place. Too bad it fell short. It should not be called an air b n b.
This place is too far away from a tube station for walking. My room was on the very top and d Ffucumt ti teach whilst I’ll. The toilet was several flights downstairs.
No access to refrigeration or even a refreshment. I am on cancer medication, and tried to repeatedly explain I needed to place a little bit of food in a fridge so I can eat in the am before I start my day and meds. I think the host was under some sort of influence because I could not seem to make the need for refrigeration clear to her. She seemed increasingly hereby and side tracked.
No instructions for anything were in my room.
The next day, she was unreachable. I could not find the place she stored my juice (after begging for a fridge), and I had to ask some guy that was in her room. The cheap coffee machine was not functioning. When it did, it wouldn’t stop, and flooded the table.
The host was unreachable. Her young son came into my room and seemed to have a habit of invading privacy. Instead of helping me with the tv, so at least I could catch part of the royal wedding, he started playing with my things.
When the host finally arrived at noon, she was rude and informed me that I needed to have already checked out. How could I when nobody was there to facilitate???
I’m not sure what was going on in this place, but I did not feel this person attempted to host and was angry because I cancelled the week and only stayed one night. Again, I needed to refrigerate a small bit of food to take my cancer medication!!!
Just because I’m ill and need refrigeration fir basic food does not make me unreasonable. Again, the word b n b is in the description! Better places to stay with more accommodating ad accessible hosts. You get what you pay for!