The accommodation is reasonably priced. London is very expensive in this respect, so getting anything else than hostel in shared rooms for this price was great. The location is in the outskirts of London, and traveling takes quite a lot of time, especially when you need to figure out how much value you need for your Oyster card and where the trains leave. It took about 1,5 hours from us to reach the place for the first time, coordinating the transport and walking from the station with bags. There is a direct train connection from Victoria, which is very convenient and quick, about 15 mins to Lewisham. The instructions of how to reach the place were excellent and we found the place easily. It's just 10-15 mins walk uphill. You can also take bus 89 from the station and get off at Squirrels bus stop (third stop). The bed (pictured) was not good at all. There are springs under the mattress and the bed tilts in many directions, squeaks and is unsteady, resulting in unslept night and back ache. There are no racks or empty shelves for guests' clothes. Also communication with the host was very unreliable. After booking I asked for some information for getting there and never got a response (in 2 months time!!). Then I wrote another message before the trip and got the response only after 4 days, when I was already out of Internet connection travelling elsewhere, so we were not sure if anyone will be around to meet us. Luckily the hostess was there and we got settled. She does not know the area, so she didn't know any restaurants around or exact travel fares, so we had to find that out by ourselves (zones 1-2 is 6,40 per day at the moment). Other than than, the hostess was friendly and she was kind to lend us a British plug (the room had several in place) and made some space in the fridge for our groceries. You can use the washing machine and other equipment in kitchen, but the British kitchens are small and there is no space for chairs. The neighborhood has a huge shopping centre and next to it there is an open air fruit market, so there are lots of things to buy. We also found a great Turkish restaurant 'Levante' at 11 Lewis Grove.