Doug and Herb, I liked everything about your Vancouver suite except the bed. I'll start with the good bits: delightfully quiet private entrance, clean (restful) Ikea-style furnishings, coded entry lock (no keys to fumble with), excellent individual climate controls, good appliances perfect for my modest cooking needs, roomy well-lit bathroom. And you quickly and graciously responded to my few requests.
But the bed won't do. When I first saw it, I thought it had a real fold-out mattress. But no -- a box pops out, but doesn't create enough length for a tallish person and -- more to the point -- DOESN'T STAY PUT. During the night it shifts and creates a gap, requiring the would-be sleeper to get up repeatedly and push it back in.
In the end, I slept on the chesterfield as a chesterfield. Okay for a single. But it wouldn't have done for the couple who came along after me. I suspect that you suspect this inadequacy already, and have plans to replace it. If not, I urge you to try sleeping on it yourself.
Oh -- and not to cavil, but you might consider losing some of those cushions! They photograph well, but I was hard put to find a place to store the huge pile of them. Hated to put them on the floor, but there was nowhere else.

Cordially,

Jo Currie