City Guesthouse

I stayed here for two nights on a recent trip to Toronto. The rates were reasonable ($ 70/​night for a Friday and Saturday… and this was during WorldPride.)
From the outside, there are no signs saying that this is City Guesthouse. This threw me off when I first arrived. Did I have the wrong address? Was this just someone’s house?
However, once I came to the door and knocked, I was greeted warmly by the woman who runs City Guesthouse. She showed me my room, where the bathrooms and kitchen are, and talked to me a little about the area (like telling me where I could park my car for free, what amenities were available in the area, etc.)
The bedroom and common areas were all very clean, which eased some of my worries about staying somewhere with communal bathrooms. The bathroom on my floor included a huge soaking tub, which was a nice perk (especially after a long day of wandering around the city.)
As a heads up, the bedrooms are the only non-​communal space here.
The bedroom itself was nice enough… spacious, clean, comfy. The furniture was a bit dated, and the television was old and rather small, but honestly there are things I don’t care much about.
The building itself was cute, and full of gorgeous little architectural details. It’s a converted home from the Victorian era– and one which must have been stunning in its heyday… with it stained glass windows, crown moldings, and wooden wall panels.