Geraldine's place is exactly as described, and communication with her was superb throughout my week-long stay. By Vancouver standards it's a pretty incredible bargain, which I imagine is why it's fully booked well into late October at this writing (late July). Aside from sounds coming from Geraldine's family upstairs (as she noted in the unit's description), the surrounding area is both quiet and safe, with various stores & services barely two blocks away.
Using Vancouver's public transit from there might be intimidating if you're not a frequent traveller or already familiar with the area, but I had a rental car and had no problem at all parking it on the street. Curiously, Vancouver is one of the few remaining major cities in North America without any e-scooters or electric-assist bikes for rent; they're about five years behind the rest of the continent in this regard. E-assist bikes would be particularly useful given the area's considerable hills. They do now have Uber & Lyft, however, if you don't have a car & need to get somewhere fairly quickly.
I noticed some other reviewers have spent extended stays in this unit; I personally would not only because it has no real kitchen – just a microwave and a small, dorm-sized fridge. If you're the type who goes out or orders in for every meal, however, then no worries: Vancouver has a famously excellent restaurant scene.
Unfortunately a rather strong heat wave hit during the latter few days of my stay – with temperatures well above 30 degrees C – and like most Vancouver homes Geraldine's lacks air-conditioning, but she has a small fan available for guest use. And it's not needed at all 98% of the time.