Well, we arrived to this little place and the first thing we noticed was the smell of rotten Seagulls. Just next to the place was a long shaft from the roof to the ground level. Inside this shaft was 3 seagulls trapped as they cannot fly straight up. 1 was dead and rotting, 1 was almost dead and 1 was alive and well. After attempts to get someone out to help with no response, I took matters into my own hands. I broke in to the shaft that was locked up by a small door with bars to cut access. I captured and released the seagull that was alive and well. Went back and tried to save the seagull who was half dead and then removed the rotting seagull and disposed of it. Not a good start as this was in the first 10 minutes of being there. Sad. The apartment backs on to a sketchy alley that is littered with needles. It was small and stuffy with absolutely no air flow whatsoever. An alarm from the front door next to us rang with a high pitched steady beep all night. We didn’t sleep a wink. Needless to say , we picked up and left this place first thing the next day. Cost was $600 CA for 2 nights and I requested $200 be returned. Not much to ask all things considered . The request was denied. Later I came to find out that the building maintenance knew about the trapped and rotting seagulls days before. What a jerk!
Absolutely do NOT recommend this place at all.