The place is beautiful, and its location couldn't be better! Centrally located for just about everything around downtown Vancouver. It does have some quirks. Most notably, it has a lot of gimmicky tech features. For instance:
* About half the electrical stuff in the apartment requires a remote. The other half of the appliances are manual, and figuring out which ones are manual or remote-operated takes some sleuthing. Three separate LED strips are each controlled by their own remote. There's another remote for the ceiling fan, and another for the blinds. There's yet another remote for the projector, another one for the fireplace, and a final one to operate the toilet's more advanced features.
* The "smart" toilet occasionally surprises you, when you flush it by getting a foot too close to the touch-less flush sensor. It also has a lot of features operated by a remote with hieroglyphic symbols that I was not adventurous enough to attempt. This one reminded me of Dr. Ian Malcolm in Jurassic Park: "your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should."
There are other "features" in the same vein, but you get the idea. None of them is a problem per se, but they definitely add some quirky elements to the experience.