Ashley is a really kind and accommodating host. I found the airbnb to be very clean and comfortable with a good amount of space for a studio apartment in this part of time. I liked that the apartment had a dedicated workspace and desk which is a great feature if you need a separate space to set up to do some work. I do need to warn people however that this area of Vancouver is very dangerous. I've lived in cities like New York and LA and have walked down many city streets at night (so I'm definitely not what you'd call squeamish when it comes to safety), but walking even a few short blocks to this airbnb was really frightening because of the huge amount of homeless people that congregate on the sidewalks in this area, screaming and tripping out and making comments at people walking by. I was so nervous walking home that I opted to walk in the middle of the road rather than the sidewalk - and I was not the only person doing this. Definitely something to consider if you plan on staying in this place yourself. Take an uber right to the door if you plan on going out. Another issue I had was that the blinds for the main space were translucent and the divider curtain that separates the main space from the bedroom was also sheer. I felt uncomfortable about not being able to get privacy from the neighbouring apartments that have a view into the apartment. I also found it to be a challenge not being able to darken the space on mornings when I wanted to sleep in. That may not be a problem for some (and should be an easy fix for Ashley if he is able to put in some curtains or black out blinds) but did want to mention that for anyone who, like me, may find it challenging.