Firstly, I have to say that the place is located in a prime tourist location. It's literally a couple minutes' walk to the CN Tower and the Ripley's Aquarium of Canada, as well as Union Station. So, if you're coming from Pearson Airport, all you have to do is take the UP Express and get off at Union Station, walk south towards the CN Tower and you're pretty much there. And you can't miss the CN Tower, it towers over everything in the city. Entry to the building is simple, as instructions to the building will be given to you in advance. The unit is a cozy little place and overlooks downtown Toronto. You will have a view of the Fairmont Royal York amongst other buildings. Around the area, you can find a plethora of restaurants with amazing food. And if it does rain fear not, you can take PATH and walk in the city's underbelly. I took PATH and walked all the way to CF Toronto Eaton Center that way. Or you can take the subway, but it's worth it to walk and just have a look-see at what the underground city has to offer.
There is a full kitchen in the unit, along with all the eating utensils and pots and pans. There's a washer and dryer. There's free Wi-Fi. There is no cable TV, but there is an Amazon FireTV stick where you can stream movies and shows. There's a sofa bed, and a queen sized bed in the bedroom. There is lots of natural lighting. And if you're too hot, don't fret, there's AC in the unit. It'll keep you cool, or it can keep you warm during the winter months. Full sized towels and face towels are available for you. And the shower is fully stocked with body wash, and separate shampoo and conditioner bottles for your hair. This way, you don't need to pack your own.
In terms of communication with the host, expect quick replies and if you've run out of something, such as laundry detergent, you can expect same day delivery service/ delivery of products. However, do keep in mind that the host has work and service will be after work hours.
Overall, I really enjoyed my stay at this Airbnb. Though, admittedly I was out and about most of the time seeing what kind of food Toronto had to offer (really good food!). And I think everyone should try the EdgeWalk at the CN Tower and overcome your fear of heights.