When I visit a new city I almost always stay at an Airbnb. Not only because I can rent a whole 1 bedroom for half the price of a hotel room, but mostly because it gives me the chance to interact directly with the locals. However, choosing the location of your Airbnb might be tricky: you have to have a sense of the local culture's language code, in order to understand the location description. As a rule, in North America I would suggest to be cautious of descriptions like "interesting", or "local flavor". In the case of Kensington Market of Toronto, I have to agree that the neighborhood is indeed unique, in several ways.
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Cosmin Gheorghe"You never draw out of the deep of yourself that which you want; you always draw that which you are." Archives
November 2015
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