This was the worst Airbnb I've ever rented. I don't think Lily is really a person but a management company. This apartment was basically in an Airbnb factory - I think most all of the apartments in the building are used as Airbnb or short-term rentals. They are set up with just the minimum Ikea furnishings needed to be short-term rentals. Every expense was spared. A cold, soulless, uncomfortable apartment is the result: there are no creature comforts or human touches - there is no art, no rugs, no towel rack near the bathroom sink, no measuring cups or spoons, no decent pots or pans, no end or side tables, no bedside lamps, nothing to ensure comfort. The only sign of human habitation was the dirt-encrusted bathroom vent and the greasy fingerprints on the living room window and bathroom door.
To go along with the soulless vibe, the bedrooms are airless. There is no AC in them. I tried to sleep in my uncomfortable sloping bed (the building may be new but the construction is really slipshod so probably the floor slopes) with the door open, so that I could get air from the living room AC. But throughout the night, a loud, intermittent knocking/slapping sound emanated from one of the appliances. Just as I would be dropping off to sleep, "Whap!" would sound and wake me up. I had to sleep in a hot, airless bedroom (Montreal was very humid and hot when I was there). To "Lily's" credit, they brought 2 fans up the next day, and that helped some.
Only rent this place if you're only going to sleep here, and if you don't care about having AC in the bedroom.