Sandy's home is tucked away in a nice little side-street that was conveniently located. We had no problems walking down the street to TTC street car stops, which we then took to many other spots in downtown Toronto. School wasn't in session, so we were able to park our car in the school parking lot across the street, free of charge.

The home, itself, is a very beautifully renovated Victorian boarding house. Even with 4 other people staying there, it didn't feel too crowded or cramped. We had free use of the kitchen, which is very handy if you want to save on money and cook your own meals. The bath has a shower head installed in the ceiling, and feels like you're under a waterfall. Our bedroom was a bit small for two people to stay in, but the bed was comfy and the room kept nice and clean. Sandy, herself, was a very welcoming host and fountain of information. Don't be afraid to ask questions about the city because she is always ready to give you the scoop on local spots to visit and how to get around.