We stayed at Annie's place for a week. There were three of us staying there initially and we downsized to two later on. The space was well organized and spacious, with all necessities for cooking/having meals and a comfortable bed. The full bath, big TV, and the deck were nice features that contributed to the overall comfort. Location was good for us as we wanted to be close to the University of Toronto. It was also a walking (20-30 min) distance from other destinations (Royal Ontario Museum, shopping, etc.) as well as close to public transportation (street car and a bus right on the street and metro about 15 minutes walk). We had a car and purchased the permit on-line but got a ticket the first night because the sign for parking did not have "Except permit" spelled out. This little detail is left out on the official parking permit issuing page despite people complaining about it. We did not have any problem finding the parking afterwards but we tried to do as little driving as possible because it was quite stressful given the absence of protected left turns and having to deal with the streetcars. One aspect made our stay not as enjoyable as it would have been otherwise - a very hot weather. The place does not have a central AC and, despite having the fans and a portable AC unit on, the heat in the apartment was unbearable. The heat broke down on our last day in Toronto and, boy, it made a lot of difference. Also, the stairs leading to the apartment are quite steep and should be considered for someone with difficulties climbing up and down. Other than that, I can recommend Annie's place for an enjoyable stay in Toronto.