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"This was one of the best hotels we ever stayed at, it was very clean with the most spectacular view of the lake in Toronto Island. It is very central and close to all the shops and restaurants. We walked to Harbor front at CN Tower walked to the CNE also Rogers center is next-door overall very satisfied."

"The location of the homestay is good. In the Chinese gathering area of Shijiabao, there are three gas stations and a large Chinese supermarket 100 meters around. It is no problem to cook and buy food by yourself. There are two Chinese car rental shops within one kilometer. It is very inconvenient to have no car in Canada. It is also very convenient to rent and return the car. The owner of the homestay is Chinese, there is no problem with communication between the two sides, and the service is very warm and thoughtful."

"Check-in was quite convenient, fully self-service. However, you need to submit your passport information beforehand, so make sure to check your emails promptly, otherwise you might miss something. The area felt very safe, and the facilities were quite new. It was clean and tidy. The price offers great value for money, and the room size was decent too."

"The unattended apartment will not live next time. After the check-in, the door lock cannot be solved. The door cannot be locked. It is equivalent to saying that in the case of the door cannot be locked, we have to go out to the house during the day. Actually, we came to the door. After staying for three days, the next day we arranged to repair the lock and destroy the mood!"

"1) This is a serviced apartment, so you won't see a hotel name, and there's no staff to help you check in. About three days before arrival, the manager contacted me via email and WhatsApp, asking me to send my passport details and credit card for a deposit. Finally, they sent a QR code by email, with instructions to use it at a key box outside the building to get the keys for the apartment. If you're a traveler who dislikes constantly checking emails while on vacation, you should definitely consider this before booking. 2) The unit is fully equipped with cooking facilities and cleaning supplies. However, the furniture is old and not as good as it appears in the photos. 3) When I booked, it was advertised as one bedroom and a study, but it turns out the 'study' doesn't have a door; it's more like a bed placed in a corner of the living room. 4) The cleanliness was subpar. 5) The sliding door to the balcony was damaged and couldn't be opened or closed."

"Pros: The hotel is in a good location, within a five-minute walk of the Toronto CN Tower and Rogers Centre. The room is quite large, and it is not a problem for two adults and two children to stay. You can buy some food and cook. The equipment is complete. There is a Starbucks downstairs, which is very convenient. There is a large 24-hour supermarket on the corner. It takes about 20 minutes to walk to the main attractions. Cons: Full self-service check-in, no cleaning. You have to wash your own towels and take out the trash yourself. Overall, it is worth staying"

"Came to Toronto for a conference and booked this apartment a few days in advance. It wasn't cheap and didn't include breakfast, but I chose it for its proximity. I didn't have high expectations, but after checking in, I felt it was excellent value for money. It's on the 44th floor, the highest level with a balcony, and the sky is directly overhead – the view is perfect! I just felt the safety could be a bit better, as it's completely open."