Overall good, but imperfect. For a group of four, this was good value, but for smaller groups a hotel might be more economical. The location is easy to get to, since it's basically right around the corner from the Stadium-Chinatown train station, which means you can get downtown in 3 stops, or to/from the airport in one train, one exchange downtown, then three stops. Two keys were provided, one of which has garage access, so if you have more than two people, be sure that you don't need to go out individually all the time. This worked for my group, YMMV. The building is nice and has controlled access, and while at night there are a few strange people around, that's pretty much just Vancouver generally. Hosts were communicative and helpful, and when some other car was parked in our designated spot (not their fault), they found another one quickly. Check in is easy as a buzz-in code that also activates the elevator is provided, and unlike many hosts, on check out, they don't require you to do a bunch of cleaning (as they said, "that's what the cleaning fee is for") - although we did tidy up a touch just to be polite.
Some minor concerns that dropped this from 5 to 4 stars:
- The (extremely aesthetic) freestanding tub was a bit of a pain since the shower curtains were too long and bunched up in the bottom. The other shower was fine.
- No iron was provided. I suggested to the host they provide one; it's cheap and super useful for business travel, weddings, etc.
- No air conditioning. Normally not a problem in Vancouver, but we happened to be there in the heat wave. This is a building problem, not really something the owners can do too much about, but something to be aware of for summer trips.