This apartment is great if you just need a place to crash while you are exploring the city. It is very easy to get to and from the city with the Go Train. The bed was a bit uncomfortable and the pillows were really thin, so we didn’t get a super good night’s sleep, but it was only 2 nights and we were so tired that it barely mattered. My biggest problem with this place was that we weren’t given an AC unit like the listing says, and it was 28 degrees (83F) during our stay. This caused us to have to keep the window open, which is awkward at night because you can see right in from the street, and leaving the window open into the morning allowed for all the loud noise from the school across the street to come in. Katherine was out of town, so we were unable to ask for it. One other thing I want to add is that while this space does not have any shared area, it does not really feel like an “entire place.” You are basically in a bedroom that is converted to an apartment, so the door has a simple handle lock, and less that a foot from your door are 2 other doors to more “bedroom apartments.” The space didn’t feel very private or secure to me. Overall, the stay was okay...we weren’t there a whole lot, and Katherine left a really lovely and informative guide book with restaurants in the area. It was all we needed, but definitely lacked in comfort for the value.