The apartment nicely fit my needs. I was in Toronto for the Hot Docs film festival, and the location was ideal -- essentially at the midpoint between the venues that I most frequented. Although located in Chinatown, the apartment is just off the main streets, so it was reasonably quiet but also easy to find and convenient. And, as you'd expect, there are plentiful restaurants nearby.

The apartment itself had all the necessities: fridge, dishes for cooking (if so inclined), toiletries, wi-fi, even washer and dryer. My only minor complaint is that an additional bath towel would have been nice; I stayed for a week, and although I don't mind reusing a towel for several days, I would have preferred to swap it out at the mid-point of my stay. Of course, given that a washer and dryer were available, I could have done a small load and had a fresh towel at my disposal, so my own laziness also comes into play.

I did have an anxious moment or two before my arrival because I didn't receive information on key pickup until the morning of my trip. But when the instructions arrived, they were explicit and easy to follow.

Related to the keys, here's a tip for those staying at the apartment: Both keys (for outer door to building and to apartment itself) require applying slight upward pressure for the locks to turn. I did quite a bit of jiggling initially before I finally cracked the code.

Overall, I thought the experience was excellent and would highly recommend the studio.