Erin's apartment was perfect for our short stay in Winnipeg before heading north to Churchill. I hadn't realized when I booked it quite how near the train station it was, literally a 5 minute walk (or 10 minutes with luggage). It was also only a short walk to the Forks area and the Museum of Human Rights and there are two grocery stores nearby. The apartment is compact but is very well laid out and had everything we needed for a short stay. We didn't end up using the kitchen for cooking in the end but it seemed to have all the necessary pots, pans, plates etc. They are currently digging up the road outside, in fact they seem to be digging up many roads in Winnipeg, but this wasn't a big issue for us as we were not in during most of the day when they were working. There are two bedrooms and we slept in the larger and brighter front room. In retrospect, we should have chosen the other bedroom as I think it would have been quieter. The front room wasn't super noisy but being a light sleeper and not from a busy city, there was too much noise for me personally. One thing that had me worrying was not getting the entry instructions to the actual apartment until the last minute. I can understand now why Erin does this (safety), but at the time I was panicking quite a bit as this was my first experience of this on air bnb. But it all worked out as we messaged Erin when we first arrived in the city and by the time we got to the apartment we had the necessary instructions. I would definitely recommend Erin's place to stay in Winnipeg and it suited our needs down to the ground.