Charlotte is lovely and her place is very clean and comfortable...for two, not four as it states. It can definitely accommodate 4 if it had a real sofa bed, the current one is a fold down futon type which is slightly larger than a twin, my two petite teenage girls could barely fit and there were no sheets or pillows left for them to use. Communication is key, Charlotte is a very good and quick communicator but make sure all of your logistics are worked out ahead of time. In our situation, Charlotte was out of the country on a different time zone and it was asleep/unavailable when we arrived. There were a few hiccups but all in all if we had worked everything out in advance, the trip would have gone smoother. I've stayed at plenty of airbnb's and it's not generally something I have had to deal with before. If the home states it's available after 2pm then one should be able to count on that whether they have been in communication ahead of time or not. I hate learning from bad mistakes but in this case I have learned my lesson to ask all my questions in advance. I had asked in advance about parking and Charlotte kindly offered a guest pass as long as I gave her my plate number. Not knowing she was out of the country I texted her the day of giving her my rental plate number for the front desk but they would not grant me one, I ended up spending an additional $50 on parking for 24 hours...such a bummer.
Toronto is cool and we enjoyed the Distillery District the most and perused all the stalls at St Lawrence Market, an indoor farmers market of sorts.