If this place suits your needs then don't hesitate to book. I was lucky to get this place with a week left at a much cheaper rate than hotels and it comes with a garage! . Lili is great- easy to communicate with and accommodating. Due to SF traffic(SOMA and United Terminal), I missed the luggage cutoff and hence arrived 6 hours later than expected. It was seamless. I liked that Lili met me, jumped in the car and showed me the ropes to the dual gated garage. Then the apartment.
Lili loves Vancouver and was very forthcoming with info about services, restaurants,etc. and generous with her time. I was in for four nights for a wedding and my birthday. The apt is ten minutes walking from Yaletown and the Yaletown Roundhouse Train Station- a bit uphill for heavy luggage but reasonable for roll aboards. Friends would take the train in and I ended up having four meals with them in and around Yaletown. I rented a bike nearby at Bicycle Sports Pacific as Lili recommended and stored it overnight on the bike racks in the garage. I ran errands, to meals/coffee and rode around the shore on English Bay/Stanley Park twice- the bike trail only being few blocks away. The second time my nephew took the train in from Burnaby, we got a bike for him nearby at Reckless bikes, hit the waterside bike trail and had a great ride around Stanley Park, hanging out and swimming at Third Beach.
The car allowed me to get to events in East Vancouver, Burnaby and Surrey. The Burrard Bridge is currently under construction so on weekdays can get backed up, but would cut across the Esso gas station, take a right on Davie then right on Howe onto the Granville Bridge which was always flowing. Or across to the bridges. causeways by BC Place/Science world. Davie Street itself has restaurants, grocery stores, cafes, coffeshops, bars... reminded of a cross between Polk Street and the Castro- I felt right at home. Anyways, you get the idea, plenty to do in a lovely quiet place with good amenities for cooking, coffee, dishwasher which I didn't use. The Mexican place downstairs or the Tim Horton's in the gas station would be my first coffee...