I debated whether to leave this review, but I think future guests deserve an accurate picture of what they're booking.The listing advertises this as a "brand new" luxury condo in downtown Toronto. That description is misleading. The building was constructed years ago, and neither the building nor the unit appeared new during my stay.When I arrived, the floors had not been properly cleaned, there were grease stains on the kitchen cabinets, and the washer/dryer had a strong odor that made them unpleasant to use. For a 30-day booking, only one cleaning product was provided. I ended up cleaning parts of the unit myself to feel comfortable.The balcony was also unusable. It appeared not to have been cleaned in a very long time and had no furniture despite being advertised as an amenity.While not necessarily the owner's fault, the building itself was not well maintained. The elevators broke down twice during my stay, leaving me unable to leave the building on two separate occasions.To be fair, the location is excellent, and I would not say the condo is terrible. My issue is the difference between the listing and reality. I booked for 30 days but chose to leave after 11 because the property did not meet expectations. When I raised my concerns, I did not feel they were properly acknowledged.If you're booking this property expecting a brand new condo, you may be disappointed. The location is great, but the listing significantly oversells the condition of the unit.