RivetStays - The Jarvis

It was difficult to find at first. The location seemed good, close to Dundas. For $500 a night, it's good enough for up to eight people, with three queen-size beds, a kitchen, and a refrigerator. It's quite nice. The only downside is that there's only one bathroom, with the shower and toilet combined, so even for four people, there wasn't enough space. There was a constant line to use the bathroom. The place wasn't very spacious. Still, it was nice to have three rooms, each with its own bed. The hygiene was a bit lacking. There was so much hair in the shower that it wouldn't flush. I almost threw up trying to get it out. I couldn't get it all out. There's a washer and dryer, which is great. However, some of the detergents create too much foam. They don't seem to be designed for drum-type washing machines. There's a washer and dryer, so even after showering multiple times, you won't run out of towels. However, I had to search the internet to figure out which detergent to put where. You can't set the room temperature for each room; they all operate the same. So, it was cold and dry at night. Two nights ago, I almost caught a cold. It's late July, and the temperature can reach 30°C in the summer. The TV is a romantic comedy, but I'm not sure how to use it. In some rooms, the switch at the entrance turns the lights on and off, while in others, it doesn't work at all. It seems to turn the air conditioner on and off, but I'm not sure if it's the one at the top or the one at the bottom. The shower room doesn't have a shower head with a hose. So, even if I just want to wash my hair, I have to shower. And at first, I thought there was no hot water. When I turned on the water, it came out cold, and when I turned it on a little, it came out strong, and when I turned it on a little more, it became lukewarm. I showered for two days with lukewarm water, and then I realized that turning it on even more made the water warm. I still don't know how to lock the bathroom door. They only give you one key. That's why I chose this place for a group of people, but you either have to be together all the time or go down to the first floor and bring them up. It's a bit inconvenient. For all the reasons, it's hard to find a place that costs 500,000 won per night and has three rooms with a large bed in each. I wish there were just a few more improvements. I wasn't given any advance instructions on how to dispose of trash or how to separate my waste. I had to ask the security guard on the first floor for more information. I received check-in instructions via email, but I didn't receive any check-out instructions.

The house is very close to the University of Toronto and Lake Ontario. Food and accommodation are convenient, the room is newly decorated and well maintained. Self-service check-in is also very convenient, you can wash and dry clothes, and you can prepare breakfast yourself. It is a perfect experience to enjoy the night view of the city in the house!