Jim & Elana, thank you for opening your home you me! I didn't have the opportunity to meet Elana, but she did respond through the app. Jim was usually around when I got back in the evenings. I stayed for 6 nights. The only thing that was frustrating was parking, and I had a car for just 2 nights. If you choose to do street parking (which is free) the neighborhood doesn't have the same rules for parking in some areas. Some of the signs are not as easily visible as one would expect. They do offer paid parking the page says $10/day but I was quoted $20/day so I didn't bother. You also have to pay for parking everywhere in Toronto so Uber or Public transit will be more affordable, plus gasoline/petrol is sold by the liter not the gallon so I spent about $30 for half a tank on a 13 gallon Toyota sedan. Most of downtown Toronto is about a 5-10 minute walk and then you can usually take a street car (cable bus) or regulr metro bus to get to downtown or connect/transfer to the subway. I would not recommend renting a car, Uber was affordable and a day pass was only $13 which is good if you take 4+ trips on public transit it pays for itself (one way fare is 3.25). The bed is a full and foam mattress , so for some that may not be ideal for 2 people more than a night or two. I was provided with 1 pillow, sheets, 1 towel, a comforter, and a thick fleece blanket. The home was clean, it is older and does make some noise if you are a light sleeper. Jim was very hospitable, he usually has suggestions for things to do in the city. This is a condo so there isn't much space to maneuver. I would recommend packing light. You will have to climb upstairs which are a little narrow. Good place to day. I would recommend. Thank you so much for your hospitality and Jim for all your help!