Frank's apartment is spotlessly clean, which we really appreciated, and very well-equipped (with extras/spares of supplies, toiletries, bedding, folding chairs etc). It's small - in a converted basement - but nicely laid out, with room for sitting/eating/working as well as sleeping. There is not a lot of natural light (and the ceilings are low - if you're over 6' you may have a problem) but Frank has installed an abundance of lamps and light fixtures, so overall the apartment is very well-lit. The bed is comfortable, the sheets are soft, and there are enough pillows! There is a small but powerful electric heater, and new and clean appliances (both large and small). Everything is clearly labelled, and Frank has taken the trouble to add decorative touches. WiFi is included; it's fast and hassle-free (Frank has provided a few books for those who'd rather read than go online) and there is a sufficiency of electrical outlets/power bars for devices. The neighborhood - Koreatown - is delightful, with many shops (of all kinds), restaurants, a branch library, and pubs/music venues just steps away. Street parking is something of a problem, but there is a municipal parking lot (it's easy to download the app) virtually next door. The subway is also virtually next door, and you will hear the rumble of the trains - so if this is an issue for you, be aware. We found that we noticed the noise for the first hour, after which it became "background" and didn't bother us at all. We hope to be able to stay at Frank's next time we visit Toronto, and we would definitely recommend this apartment and this host to other travellers.