Rez's apartment is cool, quirky and fun, in a vibrant (albeit slightly questionable) neighbourhood and steps from the subway. Few concerns: - We arrived at Rez's place with 5 suitcases and there was literally no free counter space for any of our items. Drawers contained garbage, bathroom shelves and bathtub were rammed full and the floors in the living area were piled with Rez's belongings. I've been an airbnb host and guest many times and while it's expected that the host's personal belongings will be around, it's reasonable to expect a space for your items as well. I had to move some of her personal items even to minimally unpack, and clean out the drawers which had tampons, receipts etc. I put back what I could and left the rest for her to unpack in bags left in the appropriate room. - bathroom hadn't been properly cleaned and toilet, sink, bathtub and floor had scum and dirt. I mentioned it to Rez and she said she'd have someone clean it, but no one did, so I had to clean it myself. Kitchen was also dirty. - we told Rez bfore arriving that reliable wifi was critical as I work in IT support and need to be online late nights. She asured me it was reliable and told me to contact her downstairs neighbour in case of any problems, but when we arrived, we found the wifi connection used a repeater, and went down for hours at a time. This caused me enormous professional stress. I texted her neighbour twice (although the wifi gave problems far more often than that). When Rez found out I was "bothering" her neighbour, she asked me to stop. I had to pay for a coworking space that let me work late nights, and eventually her wifi gave out altogether. Rez offered no apology or compensation and instead seems to imply we caused the problems ourselves. Rez's place is great for a short stay, but for a longer stay, or reliable wifi, I would look elsewhere.