This single-family home was a terrific stay for us, but for those looking to fill out all the sleeping possibilities you might want to be aware that the single bathroom can be a roadblock to getting everyone up and out on time. The loft beds are bit uncomfortable, but are probably great for kids. While we were there two kitties were in residence and both of them are crazy friendly and a joy to be around--we might miss them as much as Toronto! The WiFi was unfortunately extremely slow, so not the best stay if you need to do a lot of business online. The neighborhood LOOKS a little on the rundown side, but we found it to be safe and within extremely short walks to coffee shops, restaurants, pubs, and some Toronto city bike-share pods (do yourself a favor and see the city by bike!). Parking was a little difficult for us because we randomly were there during a construction week, but it's obvious that there's plenty of parking at all other times. There's no access to laundry which might be a drawback if you're there for a particularly long stay. Make sure to make use of the hottub! It's really pleasant on a summer night outside on the back patio :). The kitchen is stocked like a home and not like a lot of minimal AirBnBs, so if you're into cooking for yourself, you won't have a problem finding all the right tools.

This is one of those places that's obviously lived-in by real people with real lives and we had a thoroughly pleasant stay. The most, Maggie, was incredibly responsive the entire way through and even though we never got to meet in person, I had the feeling she cares a lot about the comfort of her guests. Respect this home and it'll respect you!