We've stayed at Airbnb's that were spare and functional, and we've stayed at some that were homey and comfy, and this is definitely in the latter category. Nothing has been overlooked that a guest would want, and with the art on the walls, the books on the shelves, and the food supplies in the kitchen cupboard, you have the sense that you've been invited into the home of an interesting person. (It's great to go to a place where there's salt and pepper on the breakfast table and cooking oils and the like in the cupboard. That doesn't seem like much to ask, but it hasn't been common in our Airbnb experience.) We loved the location, a two-minute walk from 41st Ave. W. in Kerrisdale; almost everything you'd want is within easy walking distance, except, unfortunately, a supermarket. We chose the location in large part because there's direct, quick, and frequent public transit to the UBC campus. The apartment is on the first floor of a three-storey apartment building. The building, which dates from 1958, is a bit meh, and the apartment has a kind of 1958 design -- small kitchen, single sinks, limited overhead lighting. But we found the apartment very well maintained and perfectly clean, as well as spacious. The beds were comfortable. The patio with lots of potted plants was a nice place to sit. All the appliances and plumbing and electrical outlets and so on worked fine. A coin-operated washer and dryer were just down the hall, and laundry soaps were provided. We didn't personally meet Anita or a local manager but when we had something to ask by email, the response came back very quickly. Given what you pay for hotels in Vancouver, we found the pricing more than fair. So this is a very excellent choice of accommodation for Vancouver.