Overall, it's a decent apartment in a great location, with comfortable furnishings, high-end kitchen appliances, and a washer/dryer in the unit. Because Airbnb listing makes it a bit confusing, it's worth pointing out that, while it does indeed have two bathrooms (one with sink and shower, one with sink and tub), there's only one toilet in the whole unit. There's an elevator in the building, and the apartment features a nice balcony. The mattresses were excellent, as were the button-operated window blinds. The kitchen is well stocked.
Not all of the experience was smooth, though. The owner is generally responsive, but the apartment caretaker is not. That resulted in a somewhat stressful initial key handout, where she just wouldn't answer her phone, and we were instructed to buzz everyone in the building until someone let us in and go knock directly on her door. She is also in charge of cleaning, it appears, and she probably wasn't on her best that day - dirt and grime in the bathroom and shower, obviously unvacuumed floor in one room, and a forgotten wet load of towels in the washing machine. We located the cleaning supplies and finished the job ourselves.
The area is well-served by buses (~3 min away) and metro (~8 min). If you have a car, however, come prepared with public garage info. We were able to street park for the first couple of days of our stay, but then we couldn't find a parking spot anywhere in the neighborhood, even after 40 min of driving around. The owner kindly volunteered the little private lot in front of the entrance, but most spaces there are attached to particular residents by name, and the remaining 3 had been taken. Searching the world's most popular navigation site for paid parking garages only sent us on a wild goose chase. We finally just drove to the very centre of Lyon, parked in a big expensive garage there, and took a taxi back.