We (2 adults, 2 kids ages 6 & 11), stayed 10 nights. The location was great, with grocery stores very close by, and other restaurants cafes and even a swanky macaron store nearby. A fairly quick walk to the subway (5-7 minutes), but if you time it right you can grab the bus to the subway, but be sure to get a transfer. Andrea was a very responsive host, and very helpful too, leaving a few things for my kids to play with, some suggestions for things to do in the neighbourhood or around Toronto, and she found coupons for attractions too. She also helped us to get parking: if you have a car, it's paid street parking but you can reduce the cost by getting a permit for 24 or 48 hours or a week. Parking sometimes a challenge to get right nearby but we always found a spot on the adjacent street. You can't stop right in front of the house though. The flat was very adequate for our needs, a decent bathroom with shower/ small bathtub, towels and soap/shampoo/conditioner. She had some coffee/tea/sugar, dishes etc in the kitchen. The only caution is re very small children: this flat is at the top of narrow stairs with no door at the hallway level. Also the fold-out couch they had might be a wee small for 2 bigger kids for longer than a few nights. I didn't remember AC being advertised but they had it in the bedroom and living room, which we appreciated very much. Having a well-functioning washer and dryer in the kitchen was worth a lot to us too. We enjoyed the artwork that adorns the walls. Overall, we were quite comfortable there and would consider staying there again.