This basement apartment has its pluses - it's not far from Langford, yet lots of trees on the window side of this apartment. Quiet neighbourhood.
What I didn't like about the apartment was that it was not really made to live in... The only table that wasn't tiny had the TV on it, leaving only a tiny table to eat on. No hooks behind the door or elsewhere in the bedroom to hang your dressing gown or other clothes (there is a built-in wardrobe, though). Limited equipment in the kitchen.
There is a lack of effective noise reduction materials in the ceiling, such that you really hear every movement of people upstairs.
Most of all, though, I resented the ridiculous, micro-level and patronizing list of extensive and largely self-evident rules. I have stayed in very many airBnBs on three continents, and this is the most unfriendly and insulting list of orders that I have faced (with the possible exception on an AirBnB in Kyoto). There was no welcome note or offering, zero warmth.