Trish is a great host. She provided all sorts of information for me when I arrived and even gave me directions for my first day. which the jet lag promptly wiped out my memory. Kim was a big help when my computer just wouldn't see the internet in the bedroom. Unfortunately, my computer was too stubborn (some type of bug) to cooperate but it wasn't for lack of trying on his part. If I needed to use the computer on the internet, I did it in kitchen. But I think most computers will be perfectly fine. Thankfully, my other devices worked fine (even in the garden - which surprised me) so I could video chat w/ family in bedroom and show them the garden thru the window :) "Oh wow" is an exact quote. I think the kitchen is better stocked then my own kitchen and the bedroom is super cute - it reminds me of a ships cabin. lots of compartments to stow everything. (that being said, I wouldn't bring a huge suitcase (I did) because it will annoy you and take up space - suitcases small enough to fit under the desk would be ideal) The bath tub is super deep and can be super hot, but since it's an older building the water pipes can be noisy & squeal - the way to fix it is to put more water in - I think they squeal because of an air bubble in the pipes. I find that a super hot bath right before bed really helps with jet lag. I hang up my washcloths (& sometimes towels) to dry on the rack provided for "smalls". I never remembered to leave the door open to the bathroom, so if you do that, they'll probably dry quicker. (there are plenty of door stops) The bathroom has a pedestal sink - that limits the storage around the sink, so if you need a lot of storage space for cosmetics etc, I'd suggest using the desk as a vanity or storing stuff on the back of the toilet until you need it. (it's a big cabinet). if you like the cold/cool weather, then this is the place for you. On the few hot days, I could feel a definite difference when I entered the flatlet and it was so much cooler & so refreshing. If you prefer the heat and can't tolerate cold well, talk to Trish if you're traveling during cold months. I'd also bring warm pajamas no matter when just in case. There was a cold snap for a few days, so I went out & bought a sweatshirt the next day because I simply wasn't prepared. You may find that there's a slight draft coming from the first bedroom window (I'm assuming it's because of the age of the house and the glass used) on cold days/nights (London weather is fickle). I just pulled the shade & placed my travel blanket at the bottom as a draft dodger....