Tyrone's apartment is situated in the heart of Toronto's trendy Leslieville, across the street form Starbucks, the famous Leslieville Cheese Shop, and a fabulous bread bakery. Queen Street East is right on the corner, where some nice restaurants (we ate at Pic-Nic), vintage stores and amazing brunch places (lady Marmalades is a personal favorite) are just steps away. The apartment itself isn't glamourous, but Tyrone never claimed it was the Taj Mahal, and the pictures are honest. For $38 a night, this simple, well-located 1bdr apartment is quite the steal. It is not ideal for those who seek a spick and span condo with modern amenities. There are no tiny chocolate bars resting on recently fluffed pillows. The hallways do not smell like lemon-sage and honeysuckle. The kitchen was not sparkling clean. The tiny bathroom and hobbit-sized bathtub does not inspire long and luxurious showers. However, if you're looking for a safe place to rest your head in a great area of Toronto for less than $40 a night (impossible), look no further than Tyrone's place.