What word means both "advantages and disadvantages"?

Solution 1:

Consider mixed experience:

Traveling to England was a mixed experience

I've heard this phrase used to refer to an experience that had its pluses and minuses. Example:

A Mixed Experience. Fern does many things very well. ... In other areas, however, Fern fell short of our expectations.

(A review on TripAdvisor)

Alternatively, how about flip side:

Traveling to England was great overall, but there was a flip side.

Definition:

the negative aspects of an idea, plan, or situation

(Macmillan English Dictionary)

Solution 2:

"Pros and cons" is primarily used for evaluating the utility of a thing or of a manner of doing something. I wouldn't use it to describe something like a life experience.

I don't have a single word for you, but I do have suggestions for re-wording:

I have both positive and negative memories of my trip to England.

I had both positive and negative experiences while in England.

My travels in England had both high and low points.

Solution 3:

How about "My journey to England had its ups and downs." That's a gentle way of saying there were good and bad moments in the journey.

Solution 4:

I've heard the phrase pluses and minuses used in this manner before.

Also advantages and disadvantages is at least occasionally used.