The things I didn't like (I understand that some of these were advertised)
The 20 minute induction felt unnecessary and was at a very inconvenient time (11pm) after a long flight. Everything we went through was on the manual and basic things like light switches, turning off the stove etc.
Mio's communication was excessive. He was constantly checking in over nothing and when I didn't respond (I didn't have a phone and his internet wasn't working) he was annoyed and persistent. His own communication was poor during my check in time (I get it, sometimes things come up which is fine, but he didn't extend the same courtesy to myself when I was in a foreign country without a phone and busy with activities)
Mio's apartment is very cluttered. It's full of old books, DVDs, bags of food (some of it out of date) and other stuff. When you sleep in the bed, there are items piled up on one side above the height of the bed. When I lost an earring behind the bed, I found half drunk soda and out of date food.
When I was trying to reset the router, I also found a pair of underwear amongst the sea of cables. The apartment needs a good clean out as there are large portions that don't look like they have seen a vacuum for a long time.
The bed is surrounded by mirrors, many of which look like they are about to fall off and others that are broken. I felt unsafe sleeping there and had to put a blanket against one edge to avoid touching the sharp edges.
The things I liked
Location is great, right near a subway and walking distance to a few more lines.
The apartment has a doorman, air conditioning and a kitchen with bowls, cups etc.
The lighting shown in the photos is nice