The biggest disappointment I have ever experienced with an AirBnB. It is a detriment to this platform that hosts, nor AirBnB can not be held accountable for providing an unacceptable service. I ended up leaving almost immediately after checking in and booking a hotel room. It is clear that someone lives in this unit and simply leaves when it is booked. You will find a fridge and freezer with groceries in it with aggressive notes cautioning you not to touch them, so if you want to stay in a stricter version of your parents' basement, Ardene's place is perfect for you! You will hear her young children banging on the floor, as well as every word that is said by the family in the whole unit, but most importantly, directly above the bed. So perfect if you want to pay hundreds of dollars to feel like an intruder in someone's family home. Beware that this unit is not actually pet friendly - she will send you a list of perverse rules you must adhere to, including not allowing your pet to be on any furniture, in the backyard, or left unattended for any time. She also expects you to vacuum before you leave if you bring a pet, even though she charges a cleaning fee. If you are above 5'8" I would strongly recommend you book a unit you could stand up in. On top of all this, if you are as disappointed as I was with the unit and contact AirBnB for a refund in the first half hour after check-in, they will consult Ardene, who obviously will decline to give your money back, even though you didn't even spend an hour in the unit. So now I have wasted hundreds of dollars on my birthday weekend and first trip to Vancouver on this pitiful ruse for extra income on Ardene's part. Save yourself the headache and just book a hotel.