My partner and I stayed at this place for two nights. We booked it a bit last minute because the previous host cancelled. As the place is new, I'll review it in quite a bit of detail. Overall, it was a good stay, but there were some things that could be improved.
Communication was overall good. We received a lot of information beforehand, including pictures that helped with finding the key etc. However, while the information was useful, it was a little incomplete. E.g., it took us ages to find the door to the AirBnB because the instructions only said "go to the left after the gate", but we actually had to go through a door and up some stairs, which was a bit confusing. Similarly, the instructions stated we should take out the trash, but we couldn't find the bins and ended up carrying the trash bag through the streets of London on a quest for a bin.
Check-in was good other than having a hard time finding the apartment. We ended up getting there early and called to ask whether we could check in early. We reached someone by phone straight away and were able to check-in half an hour early, which was very much appreciated.
The location is nice and there's good places to eat (I recommend the Arepas place around the corner!) and drink (go to the Glory if you like drag shows!) nearby. There's also a Tesco and the building it's right by a canal, which is good for taking walks or running. It's a bit out of the way and there is no Tube station nearby, so you basically have to take the bus everywhere which can make getting to places a bit of a journey.
The AirBnB is located in a building full of offices,which means it's very quiet at night, so highly recommend if you're sensitive to noise. It's very bright because of all the windows (but they all have curtains if you want privacy) and it was very clean. The shower has a nice big shower head, but water pressure isn't great. The bed was comfortable and the sheets clean. There were two pillows per person. The duvet is pretty thin and there are no additional blankets. The one annoying thing about the bed was that there is a weird green light above the bed which you cannot turn off (or at least we couldn't figure out how). If you're a light sleeper, this might make it hard for you to sleep - or you might want to bring one of those eye mask thingies.
When we arrived (2:30), it was really, really cold in the apartment. We turned on the heat immediately, but it took until pretty late that night for it to heat up and be comfortable.
The kitchen is equipped with a kettle, a toaster, oven and stove, fridge, and also has one of those tiny espresso makers. There is one pot, one pan, and a few plates, bowls and glasses. Definitely enough for a few days if you generally eat out, but not enough if you really want to cook. The one pot was very dirty/greasy when we got there. It should also be noted that there is nothing in the kitchen (i.e. no salt, sugar, coffee, oil...), so make sure you bring/buy everything you need.