My studio was stylish, comfortable and quiet, with high ceilings giving it an airy feel, and big windows facing the street side of a lovely, upscale neighborhood. Fortunately direct sunlight did not beam in all day (though it was bright enough) because I was there in the midst of a heat wave. No AC, but the fan provided and blackout curtains kept it tolerable. My friend was in a larger apartment in back with a small garden but hers felt much hotter due to the direct sun. My studio had a full kitchen with equipment and a washer (I never used it). The Nespresso was a plus. It’s very near a station and you’ll be well connected to many parts of London. There were restaurants and a couple of good grocery stores - Tesco and M&S. My only personal downside was I generally prefer a location walkable to more sites like museums or the river - last time I stayed in Soho so it was a different experience. Still, I got acclimated to the excellent train system and I could imagine staying in this lovely flat for a month if I wanted to book a quiet place to write. It was perfect for a solo traveler, but I think would be comfortable for a couple for a week.

It was super clean and newly renovated, bed was a little on the firmer side but it wasnt bad, close to the underground, lovely area!

The property is very well kept. Our unit was clean, the bathroom is rather small. Has all the basics. It was ideal for our needs, close to markets, transportation, and nice cafes.

Great find. Only thing I’d change would be to have a light at the gate entrance, it’s difficult to enter the code in the dark.