This accommodation is located on Toronto's Queen Street West near Trinity Bellwoods Park. There is a streetcar on Queen and one on King that you can take to get downtown in about 30 minutes with several stops along the way. I rode the King streetcar back from downtown at 11:00 pm after an event and was a little concerned about walking back that late. However, the only people I encountered were a few locals out walking their dog. There is a public school and a community centre in the neighbourhood so from what I saw the area is family oriented. The apartment itself is on the 3rd floor of an historic home so there are quite a few steps to navigate so those with mobility issues should consider this. The unit consisted of kitchen, living/dining area, bathroom with stacked washer/dryer unit and one bedroom. The bedroom is generous in size with a bench to place your bag and a spot with hangers to hang clothes. The kitchen contained a full size fridge, stove, dishwasher and adequate counter space. There was plenty of cookware/crockery for anything you would want to prepare. The dining table could accommodate 4 people. The living room had a full size sofa and a chair along with a large TV. There were plenty of clean towels supplied in the bathroom as well as soap and shampoo. There was a porch at the front of the building and a large deck at the back of the property that would be lovely in warm weather but I was there in November and it rained one day and snowed the next so I was unable to utilize these lovely spaces. The unit was clean and tidy. The bedding was fresh and clean. This unit would be an ideal spot for anyone wanting to be in Toronto but not right downtown.