This is the ultimate loft for the creative and adventurous. Our host was very engaged and left clear instructions for entry to the apartment. The location its self is very close to restaurants and shopping, everything you could wish for is within walking distance. Truly the most centrally located within the city.
The apartment is decorated with a mixture of eclectic furniture, old world French and modern design mashup, a wall of window frames along with 1970’s Stereo equipment keep the eye wandering around the apartment. There is plenty of surface area to spread out, both my partner and I are video and photography oriented, so the ability to spread your equipment out on the oak dinning table, which seats up to 10 people was very nice. The ceilings are tall and the heater vents are exposed, able to reach far corners of the apartment and warm the space up in no time. The windows were large and provided beautiful views of the city to the south and west, yes there a CN tower view.
Upon arrival, we discovered everything had been thought of. The kitchen was well stocked with plates and proper large wine glasses. Even thoughtfulness for paper plates were provided. In the corner there were power bars for those with more then one device to recharge and electrical extension cords just incase you wanted to move around the apartment. A space heater was provided along with a comfy quilt if you wanted to wrap up on the couch and chill. A large flat TV in the corner worked seamlessly, electrical equipment worked without a hiccup, the internet connection was like heaven and we had no connectivity issues whatsoever ever.
In the bathroom, new toothbrushes and toothpaste awaited along with stocked soap and shampoo. Even the washer and dryer were amply stocked with supplies. If i was forced to come up with a complaint, I suppose I could say that the floor is polished concrete and can be cold on the bare foot, so wear socks or bring your slippers like we did. Can’t go wrong with this place....