I stayed here for 2 months and had a good experience! The location is excellent, right next to the Hospital General metro and Metrobus lines, along with some amazing vegan restaurants. The house is also large, including with an office and a ton of closet space. It's nice that there isn't much noise from the neighbors because it's a house.
It's nice that there's a guest room up above with its own bathroom! A friend stayed with me and had a good experience. There is a beautiful terrace also with lots of plants and a great view. Only complication is that the stairs are a little intimidating and steep, if you don't like heights, but otherwise, it's great.
The queen sized bed was comfy (I got a comfy mattress topper and left it as a gift).
There were a couple of small things that seem fixable that would have made the experience a little nicer. For example, the stove was missing handles on two of the burner switches when I stayed there, but I believe the host has ordered replacements. I also had some issues with the bathtub not draining very well. The TV in the bedroom worked with my Apple TV I brought, although it's an older TV so I had issues with the aspect ratio. The kitchen is not very well insulated, with some holes that bugs can fly in through, and I had some issues with mosquitos, although the mosquito repellent plugin device thing the host gave did help a lot. Keep in mind that I think I'm one of the first people to stay at this Airbnb long term, so I imagine things will get better over time.
WiFi was generally good for working from home. The first few weeks, I had no issues and it was usually ~100mb download (he pays for 200). For some reason, the last week, the Internet was not working well; I suspect this was the internet provider's issue.

I cooked a decent bit. It was really nice having a blender for making smoothies. The pots and pans set wasn't my favorite—for example, there wasn't a large pot for pasta, and some of the pots were quite old. It did get the job done though for simple meals like bean & veggie burritos. There were also a couple things missing like a fruit peeler, although I imagine the host would be willing to get stuff like this that's missing.
One of the best parts of the trip was the host. He was kind and flexible in working with me when I realized I needed to end my long-term stay a little early.