The place was spotless and felt fresh, which I liked a lot.
The view over the city was amazing.
Distilled by Parley from the 3 most recent of 5 verified guest reviews
“Parking nightmare, no heat, no response”
Finding a spot was a nightmare – the lot is tiny and you end up circling for ages. To make matters worse, there was no heating in the room, so it stayed chilly all night. I left a note about it, but never heard back, which was pretty frustrating.
“Great view, but parking logistics are a pain”
The apartment itself was fantastic, and the view over the city was amazing. The real hassle was getting the parking key: you have to find a spot, go up 27 floors to grab the fob, come back down, and then finally park in your reserved space – a stressful routine in downtown Toronto.
“Clean but flooded with street light”
The place was spotless and felt fresh, which I liked a lot. Unfortunately, the streetlights shone straight through the windows at night, and the blinds didn’t cover the whole pane, so a set of curtains would have been a nice fix.
“Parking nightmare, no heat, no response”
Finding a spot was a nightmare – the lot is tiny and you end up circling for ages. To make matters worse, there was no heating in the room, so it stayed chilly all night. I left a note about it, but never heard back, which was pretty frustrating.
“Clean but flooded with street light”
The place was spotless and felt fresh, which I liked a lot. Unfortunately, the streetlights shone straight through the windows at night, and the blinds didn’t cover the whole pane, so a set of curtains would have been a nice fix.
“Great view, but parking logistics are a pain”
The apartment itself was fantastic, and the view over the city was amazing. The real hassle was getting the parking key: you have to find a spot, go up 27 floors to grab the fob, come back down, and then finally park in your reserved space – a stressful routine in downtown Toronto.
