Clinton's place was clean and we felt like we were the first guests there ever. Everything looked sparkling and new. The shower was nice - like a rainfall and we enjoyed coffee from the french press on the upper deck. Linens were clean and there were plenty of towels. The electronic lock was a very convenient touch.
The metro was close - I would estimate about a half mile walk to the Dufferin Station, and the bus stop on College Street was even closer (about 1/4 a mile or less) so using public transportation was easy. Coburg Street by the home is the way to walk to the station. It looks like a dead end, but once you reach the end there is a stairwell leading down to the alleyway behind the adjacent mall and the streets that connect you on to the station.
This was a family vacation and the home suited the six of us quite nicely. The ambient sounds of the city do find their way into the bedrooms by the street, so if you're a light sleeper you might want to opt for a noise machine or similar app on your phone or tablet.
The Kensington Market is nearby and worth a stroll for sure. A lot of wonderful smells - from the restaurants to the smokers lounging in the park nearby. We were delighted with two restaurants here - Otto’s Berlin Döner and The Burgernator. A trip to this market street would be very high on my recommendations during your stay at Clinton's Place.
If you're a whiskey aficionado check out The Caledonia on College St. - you won't be disappointed with their impressive collection. Fair warning - if you opt for their "Tour of Scotland" - a flight of six different whiskies, it can make the walk back home more challenging.
There's a Walmart in mall behind the house and a grocery store as well, so provisions were quite simple to replenish during our stay.
If you're thinking of staying here I would say book with confidence. We enjoyed it and would book again - no doubt.