We planned a trip including Seattle and Vancouver, and rented an Airbnb in both cities. Our experiences between the two rentals (in a similar part of the US/Canada) were very different. Betty's rental was overpriced for what it offered - very basic (and sometimes lacking) amenities in the kitchen, for laundry, and bathroom. For example, we stayed in her Airbnb for 5 nights and were given only 1 set of towels per person, and we couldn't wash them because there was no laundry detergent. In addition, the unit was inaccurately listed and advertised. There were missing blinds in the bedroom (and one was held together with binder clips), the bed was over-worn and the filling was displaced to the middle of the bed, multiple lights were burned out and no replacement bulbs were available, there was severe water damage in the ceiling above the tub (with ceiling exposed and significant MOLD growth), and there were barely any amenities in the kitchen in order to properly cook/prepare meals (including lack of proper shelving in the refrigerator).
Although it's a minor point, it is very strange for an Airbnb host to actually host in a building where Airbnb is not permitted. Betty made it very clear that we are to not interact with any guests or building personnel; this is acceptable but makes for a strange dynamic when in common spaces and arriving/leaving the unit on a daily basis.
Finally, the host offered no accommodation with check-in time, had discrepancies for response time versus what was cited in the profile page.
In retrospect, while we had a great time exploring Vancouver, if we were planning it again we would not* choose this Airbnb.