Washer Hangers Dishwasher Wifi Dishes and silverware Refrigerator Host greets you Coffee maker Dedicated workspace Stainless steel gas stove HDTV with Netflix Microwave Oven Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Pets allowed Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Free dryer – In unit Shampoo Heating Essentials
Sharing a Soho Author's Studio
The apartment's light and airy; the decor's boho. Being in the heart of famous and infamous Soho, the people watching here is simply amazing. Soho's the utlimate melting pot, hosting the bar/club/restaurant mecca, theatre-land, London's gay village AND the red light district... For full reviews go to: https://www.airbnb.co.uk/users/show/2160749#review<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Hi there, my name's Grant. I'm an actor and author.  <br /><br />The apartment's late 1800's, first floor, light and airy and is in the hub of the exciting and famous Soho. It's spacious for the centre of town and decorated in an Art Deco, shabby chic. <br /><br />I'm a social creature who loves the buzz of a city but there's no disputing that by night here - especially at the weekend and in the summer - it can be properly lively. The secondary glazing here is good, but some nights you are still very much aware of the hubbub below till the very early hours. For me that's a highlight, for the more conservat
Of course Soho is bohemian. It's full of artists and musicians and actors.<br /><br />It's also the home of London's Red Light District and its very friendly gay village. So, if you're of a less-then-liberal disposition or easily offended, it's not the right spot for you. There are strip joints and sex shops and gay bars in abundance. <br /><br />The area is famous for its drinking dens. One of my all time favourites is The French House on Dean Street. It was the HQ of the French Resistance during the war. In days gone by, its regulars were among the likes of Rimbaud, Francis Bacon, Geoffrey Bernard, and, to this day, a host of artistic and eccentric figures prop up the bar. It’s one of the old Soho haunts that’s still alive and kicking. Though be warned: the staff bark at you if you use your mobile and they don’t serve pints, only half pints. The Breton cider is cheap and tasty and the clientele are always eclectic and usually chatty. <br /><br />If you fancy something a little more s
Hello there, I'm an actor, novelist and screenwriter who’s lucky enough to be looking after an apartment in the beating heart of London - Soho. 

Soho's all about entertainment, whether you like a seedy strip joint or a salubrious restaurant (or anything in between) whatever your age, gender, or sexual orientation, there's something here for everyone.

The apartment is bang in the middle of the West End - London's Theatre-land - should you fancy catching the latest show. If you're artistically inclined, you can also while away your hours in any of the numerous galleries in Trafalgar Square or Cork Street.

For the shop-aholics there's Oxford Street or Bond - depending on your budget.

For the foodies there's high tea or sushi in Piccadilly or the sensory delights of China Town. 

For the caffeine addicts, well, you can't move for cafes.

If you are looking for a green space, there's Soho Square (though you'll have to share your patch of grass) or the quieter St Anne's or Golden Square. If you'd prefer something more expansive then Green Park and Hyde are only a short stroll.

I could go on, but as brevity (and Soho) is the soul of wit...

