Lisa's place is conveniently located, and has a lot of restaurant and coffee shops nearby, as well as a grocery store just underneath. It is also a walking distance to many of Toronto's sightseeing activities, which was great. The building has a pool but we had to pay 10$ to use it. The apartment itself was a little disappointing and really limited in its amenities. The dryer and TV weren't functional. We were provided with only 1 key, so accessing the apartment was tricky when we were separated, my friend and I. Also, the apartment doesn't have any pots and pans, and had no cutlery on the first few days. Lisa did bring some midway through our stay but that was a little too late, we had already gotten what we needed. There also wasn't any dish soap or laundry detergent. Laundry detergent I can understand but no soap in the kitchen was kinda unpleasant to have to buy for a week's stay. Overall Lisa was ok to deal with, but was a little unprofessional by moments. She came with a new TV midway through our stay but didn't install it. She tried to call Bell to have them set it up but it was taking some time over the phone so she asked me to give my number to bell so that they could call me to set it up with me. I am also an Airbnb host and would never have my guests do something like that. She didn't mean to cause problems or anything but that was a bit of a hassle.