Everything was well organized for check-in. The place is lovely and the location superb, we parked the car and walked everywhere. The views from the balcony were Air Canada Centre to the East and Ripley Aquarium and the CN Tower to the West. It was fun to watch the lights change colour on the CN Tower at night. The place is better for one or two people since the condo is so small. It would be great to have a table with chairs instead of a leather couch (in the den area) for a place to eat or stools at the kitchen counter. It was awkward to sit on the living room couch and eat on your lap. This also was only possible if the bed had put away and no one was still sleeping. This unit is probably best for people to sleep there only and eat out all the time or at least cook very little. We were the opposite and had planned to not eat out too much. Cooking was challenging and the unit only had basic amenities. You would have to bring many things on your own and next time I will ask more questions about what is supplied in addition to what is posted (i.e.: there was no toaster, cutting board, kleenex, salt but no pepper, little coffee, no tea or sugar....). My past experiences with Airbnb have been units with fully stocked cupboards and condiments in the refrigerator which is why I expected the same. I contacted Nicholas but he was away on business while we were in Toronto, but did offer to reimburse me for basic supplies missing if purchased. I declined and made workarounds. i.e.: purchased coffee and tea at restaurants, used a plate for cutting, didn't use any pepper on my eggs, didn't toast my bread for breakfast. A little inconvenient, but not the end of the world. It was my choice to no take him up on his offer. Definitely would stay again as the unit is central, well maintained, lovely decorated and the people and staff in the building were friendly. We had fun on our trip and staying here. Thank you for opening up your home to strangers.