3 stars. TL;DR Wouldn’t stay again but I would recommend. Pros: cheap, clean, accommodating, pet friendly and private. If your goal is to sleep cheap for 1 night this is a great place!! We drove across the country to move to Victoria and Amber got us whatever we needed to make the transition work. Literally. It was our anniversary with my girlfriend and We opted to stay in and make us up a couple of steaks. Girlfriend picked up a lovely $17 bottle of red to pair and it was soon to be a great time. One problem. The $17 is a slight upgrade from our preferred $8 which means it doesn’t have the twist cap. Somewhere between me trying to bite the cork off with my teeth and my girlfriend breaking up with me, Amber brought us a wine bottle opener and saved the day. Needless to say, the suite is now fully furnished with the inclusion of a wine bottle opener as well as a can opener! The latter is a story for another day. Cons: Typically I don’t like to speak ill of anything. But some things just needs to be said. Bare in mind that this is the feedback of 21 nights at Ambers so my sample size is quite good. 1. Internet (wifi) doesn’t reach suite. 1 bar constantly drops. When connected the max attainable speeds were 5 mbps. The place is wired for Shaw and TELUS but network drops are not utilized. I inquired about them but I didn’t get a coherent response. I believe Amber asked if I was trying to connect to the TV and I politely responded with “NVM”. A battle for another day I suppose. 2. Power surges. Lights flicker in the suite. I don’t mean once or twice but daily. I am not an electrician but I am speculating that it may be the fridge? Could be a coincidence but every time the compressor in the fridge kicked up the flickering would start. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ This is probably nothing but still, I’d get that checked out. 3. Screaming child. One of the bonuses of staying with a family for 21 days is you get a good sample size with how things behave. This kid screamed for all 21 of them. Now, you are probably thinking to yourself, Kyle, babies cry, that’s what they do. No. This isn’t a baby cry. The only sound comparable is that high pitched audio sound you get when you try to plug in a speaker when the amplifier is on. It only happens for a second, everyone around winces, then you pretend it didn’t happen. A mixture of static and Satan. If that analogy doesn’t quite get the point across think about this. You know when you go to Walmart at like 8pm thinking that you dodged all the kids? But just as you enter the checkout you realize it is a Sunday, there is one till open and the lady in front of you...