Amazing communication! So sweet and made my kids 16th pool, sauna and hot tub and dinner at Yaletown Cactus for 3 of her BFFS the best memories they will have forever Thank you for renting your home to us. Xoxo

My husband and I had a wonderful stay at Ruby's place , it was truly perfect for what we needed!The location is a standout. We parked our car on arrival and didn't touch it for the rest of the trip, everything we needed was within easy walking distance. Having T&T right across the street was such a bonus, along with great food options and a liquor store nearby. The parking spot itself felt safe and secure, which gave us great peace of mind.A couple of small things to flag for future guests, neither of which reflects on the quality of the space itself: being on the 16th floor, it can get a little warm, and as with any downtown location, emergency vehicles pass through at all hours. We'd simply forgotten how lively city noise can be! If you're a light sleeper, pack some earplugs, and you'll be just fine.Overall, a fantastic stay. We're so grateful to Ruby for sharing her lovely space with us and would happily recommend it to anyone looking for a well-located, comfortable place to call home base.

Great location if you are going to Rogers Arena. And it was cheaper than local hotels.

We chose this property for its proximity to the Cancer Lodge, which was important for our family in this difficult time. The space itself seemed fine for two adults and a toddler, but upon arrival, we quickly realized the neighborhood felt unsafe. We planned to cook most of our meals but found only one decent frying pan and a very small pot. The rest of the cookware was unusable, with literal rust inside. If you plan to cook or stay longer, I’d avoid this property. There were also no face cloths, which was fine - we adapted by just using our shower towels, but later the landlord accused us of staining a towel with a face mask—though later she found the residue washed off easily...I couldn’t fully rinse a large towel in the sink, so some of the face mask stayed behind on the towel. The landlord also complained when my terminally ill father visited for a final meal and a few beers. This was a compassionate family gathering, not an overnight stay. Our biggest concern was safety—one morning, we woke to a crime scene with a deceased person right outside. Lastly, the landlord complained about a sticky residue on the rug (caused by plain bread my toddler ate). Without a vacuum, we couldn’t fully clean it, but this was blown out of proportion. While the location was convenient, the unsafe surroundings, limited kitchenware, and landlord issues mean we wouldn’t stay here again.