The place is on the cusp of the very cool Alberta arts district. We were a little wary when we got there (had our two small children with us) bc it is situated in a bit of dodgy spot but after walking around the next day felt ok. The place itself is very retro with flea market finds and used appliances, towels, etc. Great for travelers without kids, who are expecting to be out most of the time, didn't think it was the best choice for us and our kids. When we got there in the evening, the day itself had been very hot (90!) and there was only 1 fan for a two bedroom apartment. I get that the area doesn't usually get that hot, but we were coming in with two small kids and just felt that something like that was a health hazard n probably should have been already prepped for. Wendi was very quick to respond and get us another fan which we appreciated. We had other issues like the bathroom sink had a very slow drain. This was fixed that evening when someone from Wendi's management team dropped off the fan. The fridge however did not run properly and we found the next day that all of our food we had brought had spoiled. Really disappointed by that bc the point of this bnb for us was to have a working kitchen to save money and pains of going out to eat with an infant and toddler for every meal. They replaced fridge with a mini fridge the next day but too late. They defrosted the big fridge the next day to see if it would fix the problem, and then it dripped all over the the kitchen floor over the next night and the next day. A lake in the kitchen which we had to continue to mop up and couldn't even get into the kitchen to make sandwiches. It really was a cluster f*. We did get some compensation back for the issues during our stay. Wendi and team were responsive but there is a very large learning curve here with this place. I believe they are new to air bnb. Definitely not up to our expectations and up to standards of our past positive air bnb stays.