Georgina is, indeed, super friendly and welcoming. Location is great and access to downtown is quick and pleasant. There are, however, a number of issues relating to noise, which can make for an unpleasant stay. Yes, there is the subway sound, but you adapt to it. There is also a sub-woofer and surround sound television directly above your head in the bedroom area. This "feature" is advertised to upstairs AirBnB guests as a plus to their stay; to quote a photo caption from Georgina's other AirBnB advertisement for her upstairs quests, "[There is a] living room couch that turns into a bed to watch those late night movies with surround sound speakers." Again, that "surround sound" and accompanying sub-woofer are six feet above your sleeping head. At one point in our final week there (I spent two months), it felt like a battle of electronics because we couldn't hear our television or music over the sound emanating from the television and computer games being used upstairs. The noise, on more than several occasions, was extremely and unnecessarily loud, especially considering guests had paid to live in the basement. As such, guests must be comfortable messaging/texting Georgina to ask for the sound to be turned down because there is little effort put forth to make it comfortable for the guests in the basement who pay over $1500/month. Georgina will always politely respond (within a few hours) and the sound does eventually go down, but it is inconvenient for people who are working from home or who go to bed before 11PM on weeknights. The shared laundry requires all laundry users to enter through your entire apartment, including past the bedroom, through the living room, through the kitchen, and into the bathroom. Again, this is fine, but do be aware that upstairs AirBnB guests, plus Georgina and her partner Anthony, who does his laundry separately, will be accessing the suite multiple times per week for laundry.