I am so appreciative of Mimi and her son (Ethan?) for their hospitality and great communication. It can be tricky traveling alone, let alone with a disability, and they went out of their way to help me coordinate a rental power wheelchair drop-off and pickup.
The apartment was very clean and comfortable; I wish I actually lived there. The provided instructions were clear and easy to follow. I had a few small issues that I messaged Mimi about through the Airbnb site, and she responded extremely quickly. The neighborhood is lovely and quiet, with a bus stop a 5min walk away, and a Skytrain station about a 15min walk away. Do keep in mind that the local grocery store mentioned in the house manual does not accept credit card or US debit card/cash, only Canadian debit or cash.
My only nitpicks: the walls seem thin, so the host family's nighttime routine sounds can be a little loud. Not an issue for me, but might be for very light sleepers. The bed and pillows are quite firm, which can be a plus or a minus depending on your preference.
Overall, I'm very pleased with my stay!
Info for my fellow wheelchair users: there is one small step up from the backyard into the apartment. Inside the apartment is flat, and I believe it is mostly accessible, although I am not a full-time wheelchair user. The backyard exits through a gate (no stairs) into a spacious and safe alley, which is on a slope that my power wheelchair could handle easily. The alley may be a little steep for manual wheelchair users. The sidewalks/streets to public transportation are fairly wheelchair-friendly.