Unit was very well stocked with necessities in the kitchen and personal items, ie body wash, shampoos, paper towels, etc. The unit was clean, check in easy.
As per other guest comments the unit is on the edge of Vancouver’s East side, where there are a lot of social issues, homelessness, mental Illness, addiction, etc. We felt fairly safe walking the neighbourhood in the daytime but it was a little sketchy coming home after dining in the downtown core each night.
The AC in the condo is one portable unit, not central air, located in the living room/kitchen, hooked up to bring air in from a slightly opened patio sliding door, the only source to allow fresh air into the condo. You can not open the sliding glass door to get any fresh air into the space when the unit is hooked up because the portable unit is vented outside, by duct taping a large sheet of plastic to the window frame at at one end and to the slightly open slider on the other end, with the hose vented outside in a hole cut out of the middle of the plastic sheet. This disables the patio door to slide open to get fresh air unless you undo all the duct taping on one end so that the door can slide open.