Tim's place is certainly central to many of London's better known attractions but to be honest it won't suit everyone. If you just need a place to stay and being near the Abbey and Buckingham Palace is important you'll love it, but if you would like to prepare meals or need to work it may not... There are really no kitchen facilities beyond a kettle and microwave (it's a convection oven as well I think but there are no cooking utensils at all). There is really nowhere to work beyond a small table in the kitchen and the WiFi is barely functional at all. The compact living room is dominated by two huge armchairs and an ottoman which doubles as the 'third bed'... Not quite sure where that person would manage to sleep but I suppose it would be possible... It would suit one person, perhaps a couple, who can afford to eat out every night or have takeaway only – and in fairness that would be many people. The property is in a high-rise housing estate (which these days is probably a mix of public and private flats) and it's perfectly clean and safe but don't expect a cute Victorian flat or anything. Tim was helpful and supplied clear instructions but the process of acquiring the key and gaining access to the property seemed a little cumbersome. Perhaps this will be addressed in the future though.