Great place! I stayed a month, would have liked to stay longer but it was booked; I would stay again.
Spacious for a traveler, I'd guess 35 square meters. One of the best kitchens I've seen in Airbnb, in both tools and spice rack. Quiet walkable neighborhood. Diane was very responsive. Comfortable bed and couch.
The neighborhood has a lot of traffic calming, so I really enjoyed going for walks along pretty and quiet streets. Groceries are a 2 minute walk at Bosa, or 8 minutes at Donald's. If you've heard that Hastings street is Vancouver's Skid Row, rest assured, that is not true this far east; it's just a normal busy street with lots of shops and restaurants. The house itself is two blocks south of Hastings, no traffic noise. Downtown was a 23 minute bus ride away.
There are a few things to be aware of. Although the suite is not a basement apartment, it is built like one, with concrete floor (and rugs) and a low ceiling, under 2.1 meters high. I was never at risk of hitting my head, but I couldn't do full jumping workouts. The heat is radiant floor heating, but you don't have direct control, instead you have to ask Diane to turn it on or off. That wasn't a big problem for me, but best to know ahead of time. Finally, like most basement apartments, you can hear footsteps and such from above. Again, it was not a big problem for me, especially at bedtime, but it's not a totally silent unit.
The current unit description has a few inaccuracies: instead of a glass French door with curtains, the bedroom has solid wood French doors, no curtains. (I was told a past guest half-destroyed the place, so the photos are probably old and pre-renovation.) The walk times are optimistic: Google says 23 minutes to PNE, 36 to Trout Lake, which matches my experience.
But otherwise, it's accurate and good.