The good:
- location is great. Close to the St. George subway and in a nice, quiet residential part of the city.
- easy check-in. There's a lockbox outside which makes entry easy.
- Nataliya is communicative and easy to get a hold of.
The bad:
- we knew this was a "budget" stay so we weren't looking for much. However, the bed is so old that you can't really sleep on it comfortably. The box spring looks like it's 50 years old and the springs are so squeaky we barely slept the first night. The headboard is literally a piece of painted cardboard.
- place is pretty dingy - could use a proper cleaning and a paint job.
- the window is completely broken - can't really open or close it.
- the place is tiny, no tv, no kitchen. That's fine, but if you're charging $100 a night it has to be clean and have a proper bed.
We were meant to stay for two nights, but after the first night when we didn't sleep, we opted for a hotel. I know Toronto is an expensive city, but it felt like we were being taken for a ride.