Double room in the heart of Kingston upon Thames in London

Property, clean and comfortable. Great location, easy pickup for keys. I would stay again

There was a women and a child in the rental next door that was up all night shouting and crying. Not the owners fault but did ruin my experience

The host was super friendly and was very helpful locating the property.

Nothing really.

We expected a bedroom en suite which wasn't the case. Only spent 1 night so we coped with it. Rafael was wonderful and very helpful.

No bathroom ensuite

The room wasn't particularly easy to find - there's a front door with 38 on it (flats 1-5) and further along the road, a set of big black gates, also with 38 on (flats 6-10), my room was part of flat 8, there are rooms 1 & 2 and a shared bathroom & a little sitting area with a chair & a small unit with board games in, this seating area has an automatic on/off movement sensor which doesn't come on as soon as you open the door, so you take a couple of steps in the dark then it works.. I had room 2, big enough for a decent sized double bed, a small table & lamp both sides, a small one seat table & office chair, with a tea/coffee tray stacked on top of a microwave, which in turn was on top of a mini-fridge.Behind that, a small mirror-door cupboard, next to the lockable room door. The bed was comfy & I had a good sleep even though the room faces the street & you can hear the revelers in the road below the window. The floor of the room was dirty - wiping a tissue across the floor turned the tissue black with dirt. And one wall had a stain & dried 'snot' on, not very nice. There are three keys to use, to get into your room, plus a pass-number to open the gates. Passable for one night - believe me I've seen worse.

The lady that initially let me into the building, wasn't as friendly or as helpful as she could have been, perhaps they've never had a Neuro-spicy person stay there before.She came from the home part of flat 8. My initial view was "I've never been keen on the stench of leeks/vegetables", to my nose, it wasn't nice, though it did dicipate into the background after a while. Pass number for gates includes the star/asterisk at the end. Raphael is pleasant and his English is passable but I didn't meet him, just talk to him on the phone.