Anke2024年3月

We had a wonderful time at Oscar's place. The House has everything you need and especially the kitchen is very well equipped. We spent a lot of time in East-London so we could also walk around a lot. The only thing that was a bit odd was that there seems to be a fine for almost everything (late check-in for example, even though there is a key box). We did not have to pay any of the fines but I found it a bit unwelcoming.

Ryan2024年3月

We had a bit of a strange stay at the Wash House in London. The instructions we were given to check-in were slightly off, perhaps dated, and then we didn't have heat or hot water for the first night and day following. Fortunately we were out of the suite during that day, but we received no communication about whether the heat/hot water issue was being solved, so had no idea what we were returning to later that evening. Fortunately it had been fixed, but it was an added stress that was unnecessary. Additionally, some of Oscar's messages had a feeling like they were either AI or on a timer, and had nothing to do with our actual experience there. Altogether it was a bit odd. Now, for the suite, it is a genuinely unique and cool place to stay. I wouldn't say it's very private as it's in the middle of a housing unit's courtyard, so during the day there are people about, but some people might enjoy that feeling. But prepare to wake up with the sun and sounds of Stepney Green.

Rebecca2024年3月

The gorgeous Wash House sits in the courtyard of philanthropic social housing built by the East End Dwellings Company in 1899. An atmosphere of cheerful, good living still prevails, exemplified by towels flapping on laundry lines, spring bulbs bursting out of their planters, and goldcrests competing with parakeets to fill the courtyard with song. Stepney was much damaged by the Blitz, and by hurried re-building on slum clearances, but walk around and you can find the medieval village green overlooked by the 15th century bell tower of St Dunstan’s; 17th century almshouses, 18th century Huguenot houses, a spectacular Jewish baker (Rinkoff’s) from 1911, and the wonderful, anticipatory scent of Ramadan cooking from today’s Bangladeshi community. If you like East End history, this is the most beguiling place to stay. The area is not glamorous, but warm and human; the Wash House itself, Oscar’s superb communication, the comfortable bed and the luxurious bath make this a real treat.

Valentine2024年3月

Such a lovely house with a real soul! From instructions to communication with Oscar everything was perfect. Thanks!

Elijah2024年3月

Great location and an ideal space for a few days retreat in the heart of London.