A really, really beautiful studio. It was extremely clean and had everything I needed for a long-term stay. The added bonus of a washer and dryer was so convenient. Valerie was very easy to communicate with and always responded quickly. The location was spot on. A quick walk to the subway and also very close to parks, restaurants, grocery stores, etc.
I was working remotely from the studio quite a bit (wifi was fast and no issues) so there are a few things I would take into consideration.
1. The studio is on the ground floor facing a high traffic street (cars and pedestrians). The front door has opaque window which allowed for a lot of light to come in but I wasn't able to open the blinds for the other window, mainly because I wanted privacy and felt a bit like a fish in a fishbowl with them open. (Side note: the buses and traffic can be a bit noisy, even at night. While it didn't bother me, something to consider if you are a light sleeper.)
2. There is no ability to control the air conditioning within the unit. I am quite sensitive to AC and it irritated my throat, sinuses, and eyes quite a bit. The vent in the bathroom closed but I struggled to close the second vent and ended up having to pile clothes, yoga mat, bag, etc on it to block the air. Valerie kindly turned it off for a day when requested but I am assuming that turned it off for the rest of the house, which likely wasn't ideal as July in Toronto is hot and humid.
Overall, those are just points to consider if you are planning to spend a lot of time in the studio (ie working remotely) but I would definitely recommend it otherwise.