The house was comfortable and great for a large group. It was an easy walk to the underground station. It has a washer and dryer, which we needed. It also is within walking distance to a grocery store, though it's farther than the underground. It was safe, clean, and comfortable to relax in for 3 nights.
We only had 5 rolls of toilet paper for 10 people (8 females) for 3 nights. The house book said extra toiletries were an extra fee. We had to buy toilet paper, which i have never had to do at an airbnb, vrbo, or hotel.
There are no cooking basics, like salt, oil, etc. As we were traveling, we bought food to cook, but not oil salt etc. bc generally kitchens have basics.
The host sends a lot of messages. He made me download whatsapp to get additional information about the listing check in, which could have been given over airbnb. He also tried to call via whatsapp to give me check in details; one bonus of airbnb is not having to talk to ppl and do everything electronically (esp when you're traveling in another country). He would send multiple messages if I didn't respond quickly enough - once again, I was traveling and not answering messages on my phone. He also sent a couple of messages the night before we checked out, asking when we were leaving and reminding us of the check out time. As someone who was in another country traveling with a big group, it was a hassle. My other airbnb in the UK did not bother me and was more like my usual airbnb experiences.
The address is confusing and makes it difficult to GPS and order take out. The host sent pictures to help us find it prior to check in.