The house itself is very clean and very nice, located in a very nice and quiet neighborhood. Bathroom and kitchen were clean and nice. Beds were nice and large, but the smaller queen bed does squeak a lot if you turn/adjust positions in sleep. There was washer/dryer which was nice. Signs on the back of the front door told you how to sort your garbage/recycling but the blue bin for recycling was nowhere to be found. Beware that people living upstairs got loud at times, especially up until 1-2am. However, for us, check in experience was terrible. I messaged the host 2 days prior to our departure regarding how to check-in... No response. I messaged the host the day of, 2 hours before landing in Vancouver airport, still no response. I reached the house and rang the doorbell, but no one was home. I called the owner using the phone number provided from the airbnb booking and no one picked up. My family and I had to search for neighbors to ask for help. It was only until we found someone next door, 15 minutes later, who helped us call the owner and he/she finally picked up and gave us the code. It's ridiculous that I did not receive any check in instructions prior to arrival to the airbnb and that I had to rely on neighbors for help. There's no good excuse for this, especially if were paying over $100 USD/night and we already have such a bad first impression. The house and stay was pleasant, but hopefully you won't have to encounter the same check-in experience as I did.