If you enjoy breathing in weed 24/7 and smelling like bong water, this is the perfect accommodation for you! If not, read on. Having visited Kensington Market many times, I was looking forward to staying here. I arranged to drop off my bags when I arrived a bit early, and noticed a head shop directly under the apartment, which the host had not disclosed. My husband and I laughed about it (called "LOUD") and walked up the stairs. When we opened the door we were hit with a powerful odor - the unit itself completely reeked of marijuana. I opened the bedroom door to find the stench was the most intense there. With below freezing temperatures and high winds, we couldn't open a window. The air quality inside the apartment was totally unacceptable, especially for a three night stay. This is a non-smoking unit, and we didn't want to be held responsible for the obvious smoke stench. We also didn't want to have to fly back home to the US with our coats, clothes, and everything we packed reeking of weed. We could not stay here. We called Airbnb, which apparently considers this a "neighborhood issue," as does the host, and we have not been successful in fully resolving it. It's clear this was not a one time thing just caused by a neighbor smoking weed, but rather a result of the air in the apartment coming directly from the head shop under it. To be clear, I don't have a problem with proximity to a head shop. I just don't want my bed to smell like one. I hope the host invests in an adequate air filtration system. This wasn't an odor you could just mask with a scented candle. If you expect fresh, clean air free of smoke and odors, I recommend looking elsewhere, because in my experience the host did not take responsibility for the air quality in the unit and was not honest with me. Airbnb appears to have a stronger interest in deferring to the host than it does in fully protecting me as a guest. I had a lovely stay at the Kimpton Saint George.