Very mixed experience. The property itself is as advertised, a small suite (the Penthouse part is a bit misleading since it's basically a small bedroom with a small living/kitchen space) with a nice balcony and right across the street from the Stampede Grounds.The problem is that the building has "no short term rental" signs all over the place including notifications that renters/guests can removed. It's obvious the owner is aware of this because the check in instructions include such gems as they'll fine you 1500 for talking to the concierge and not to bring too much luggage into the building. None of this is disclosed until you arrive, and in my case, I arrived when a major conference was in town and hotel rooms were going for 700 and up, so I basically had no other option. All in all, it was very stressful and throughout my stay, I kept wondering if I would get removed and have to find a new place to stay. Additionally, the check in instructions were inaccurate and the fob that was supposed to allow you to go in and out was falling apart and didn't work. No idea what the actual laws are in Canada and whether one could actually get kicked out, but it made it a not fun experience wondering what was going to happen. It all felt very shady and furtive. It really should have been disclosed that this building was hostile to short-term rentals so that potential renters could decide if the stress is worth the convenience.