Suzanne's place is good for a short, budget stay in Quebec City. Suzanne was kind, met us when we arrived, and chatted with us, then left us to our own devices. Her place reminded me of staying with friends or maybe a friend's parents- not luxurious (the towels were well loved, the furniture was budget), but clean and comfortable. My one word of warning is if you are an individual with balance/stability challenges or not totally comfortable on stairs, the entrance may be a problem. The door for the private entrance opens inward directly onto a staircase leading down, so that you have to step down, turn around, and reach up to close the door behind you (a small challenge with luggage, and precarious if you're not confident on the stairway, but perfectly doable for people without balance challenges).
We went in April, so didn't get to use the pool, but we were pleased that there was a separate thermostat for the space so we could adjust the temperature to our liking. The location was good- less than 20 minutes to the tourist areas of the city without traffic, but closer to 40 minutes at rush hour. Parking was on the street, but safe and convenient. The bed was comfortable with good firmness and plenty of blankets. Kitchenette area was limited but adequate for snacks or reheating leftovers (a few bowls, plates, cups, mugs, and basic silverware; one knife sharp enough to cut a tomato; electric kettle and basic tea and instant coffee and sugar; a microwave but no fridge in the private room), and I didn't notice any soap for washing dishes, but I may have missed it.