This apartment does not match the photos, does not sleep 6, is not "well stocked" and check in/out is a nightmare. Would NOT stay here again. If anyone has questions, I have photos to share.
1)	Listing says there are 2 single beds in the 3rd bedroom. The trundle does not have a mattress, making this a single bed only. Even if it had a mattress, there is no way to use it because there is a desk, chair, side table, a bookcase, a broken stand light fixture and a fake plant in an 8” pot sitting inside a 2' planter (so it just topples over onto the bookcase). All in a room that's aprox a 10’x10’. You would have to physically move all the furniture to the corner of the room to fully extend the trundle.
2)	The 3rd bedroom is missing blinds. One of the blinds from living room has been added to cover missing ones however it is 2 feet longer than the rest.
3)	Stains on the fabric cover of the trundle bed.
4)	Dirty handprints all over the living room glass windows.
5)	The kitchen is not “fully stocked”. There is only one small frying pan, and it had crusted on food, a scratched non-stick interior, and rusted edges. There were only 4 glasses upon check in. Additional wine & water glasses and mugs were delivered the day after check in however we had to unwrap them, wash them and put them away ourselves.
6)	The washing machine had mold in it. The mold smell was overpowering when we opened the laundry room door.
7)	The photos make it appear to have wood cabinetry in the kitchen. They are laminate cabinets covered in a wood-grain contact paper that is peeling and cracked in several places.
8)	Broken oven drawer that falls onto the floor when you attempt to slide it open.
9)	Mold in the master shower.
10)	Stained industrial-style carpet that is coming up in places.
11)	Cracked/peeling "leather" on the barstools.
12)	Thin, old towels.
13)	Only one roll of paper towels with less than 4 sheets left on it and 3 rolls of toilet paper for a 9 day stay.
14)	The elevators are notoriously unreliable. On our 3rd day the fire department had to be called to rescue residents stuck inside of a car.
15)	Check in was at 4. We didn’t get access to the apartment until after 7 pm. Numerous excuses were given. First it was the "maids hadn't returned the keys". Then it was a "technology error". Somewhere around 6 pm they finally got the box to open, and we went up to the 47th floor (in a separate tower from the lobby we were in) only to find out that the keys they gave us were for ANOTHER UNIT. So we had to go back down to the 9th floor again and wait in the lobby. Around 6:30 pm the assistant called to say that we won't be able to get in until the next day and they were going to have to move us to another place and then we'd have to move BACK the following day. I said that was unacceptable and asked for a refund. Miraculously they were able to remotely unlock the correct box. All communication was over Airbnb messenger. I asked for someone to call me directly so we could speed the process up, but it wasn't until around 6:30 we spoke to anyone directly. Bottom line is that we were promised a 4 pm check-in and we sat in the lobby with sporadic communication for 3 hours and had to throw away approx $300 in groceries that we purchased in anticipation of checking in as promised. When I asked for compensation for the ruined groceries, I was told that "we will discuss a refund AFTER we checked out". I felt like he was implying that if I didn't leave a good review I would not be compensated.
16)	This is not a “brand new” apartment. Dated bathroom cabinetry and tile, light fixtures, industrial-grade carpet (that was pulling up in areas) and peeling laminate kitchen cabinets.
17)	The day before checkout host sent a message with checkout instructions and asked if we had a 5-star experience. I responded with all the above and informed him I'd be leaving the same review publicly. His response was to state that if I had let him know sooner he could have addressed the issues. Was he really going to have a mattress delivered? New pots and pans delivered? Replace the broken light fixtures and peeling leather barstools? It’s not the guests' responsibility to ensure the unit is up to standard. It's the host's responsibility to provide an apartment that is accurate to the listing description.
18)	Upon checkout you must leave the apartment, go down to the basement to exit the parking garage, park on the street, then go back up to the 47th floor to leave the parking fob in the apartment, then go back to the 9th floor to return the keys to the Key Cafe. However, we were unable to access the Key Cafe yet again. We called the assistant and she told us to go back up to the 47th floor and leave the keys in the apartment and leave it unlocked. All in, it took 40 minutes to check out.
A few positives:
1)	View is stunning. The patio railing is glass, so it feels like you are suspended in air.
2)	A grocery store, liquor store and pharmacy in the basement of the building.
3)	Location is very central and walking distance to the stadiums, CN Tower, aquarium, and harbor front.
4)	A parking spot is included. Uber drivers had no issues finding us.
For a lesser fee, some of the above is to be excusable. But for over $500 a night, I expect that at a minimum the property should be as described in the listing.