There are not enough stars to describe the location and the view. It was great to walk to the Blue Jays game, and then watch them close the roof a few minutes later from the 34th floor apartment, with the CN Tower lit up brilliantly. It's also a short walk to the waterfront.
The apartment itself was adequately spacious, the couch was super comfy to sleep on, and everything was clean when we arrived. As far as amenities, it's probably better to think of this as a hotel suite rather than a homey b&b like some rentals are. Even though there is a kitchen, it didn't seem to be well prepared for guests who want to eat meals there. There were no extra rolls of paper towels, no napkins at all, only 2 bowls for cereal, and no waste basket in one of the bathrooms. But again, the fact that there is a kitchen at all, as well as a washer/dryer makes this WAY better than a hotel. So it's all about expectations.
There is one parking spot available with the room at no extra cost, but I would recommend not having a car at all. The underground lot is a maze that takes a long time to get in and out of, and traffic in that area of downtown is really bad. We drove a rental car into Toronto from another city, and then I just took it to the airport as soon as we unloaded our bags at the apartment.
The reservation and check-in process is a little more high maintenance than most rentals, but Jen being very responsive and communicative made it no big deal. The reasons for the additional steps are completely reasonable and understandable, so it should not dissuade anybody.
Overall, we loved it and would highly recommend it to anyone.