My colleagues and I were traveling to Vancouver for a conference, but had waited til the last minute to book lodging accommodations. Just when we thought we were going to have to spend a fortune on a hotel, Phil's place became available. The price was so great that, frankly, I was concerned about what it would be like. But it really is an absolutely beautiful flat, in an absolutely stellar location. Phil and his support team had made sure to communicate all of the necessary information before we arrived, so check-in was a breeze. In fact, Phil and his support team were in general the most organized, responsive, and proactive AirBnB hosts I've had to date. I am a little Type-A, so I find staying at Airbnbs a bit stressful, but their being so on top of things really made me feel free to relax and just enjoy being there. In truth, I have no real complaints. I will note, however, two things which may negatively impact others' experiences.
First, the sofa bed is a fold-down futon, and is somewhere between a twin-sized mattress and and a full. While it could probably accommodate two (small) adults, it really only comfortably fits one. (Relatedly: while the flat can technically accommodate 5-6 people, it starts to feel a bit crowded after 4). Second, the bedrooms afford limited privacy. The doors to both, which are sliding, don't actually close flush against the doorframe. So while they provide a solid visual barrier, sound passes right through them. But if you're comfortable getting a little cozy with your fellow guests, and everyone's careful not to make too much noise early in the morning, this really shouldn't be an issue. My colleagues and I had a fine time, and I would be very willing to stay there again.