My husband and I loved staying at Nathalie's place. It's clean, comfortable, and in a great neighborhood, St. Roch, which has a bunch of restaurants, bars, breweries, and cafes. It was a hip, non-touristy neighborhood and we're glad we stayed there vs. in the old city because it felt more representative of what it would be like to live in Quebec. We are young, spry people and had no problem walking all over the city using the AirBnB as a base, but people with mobility issues would probably need to take a short cab ride to the old town, as it requires going up a moderately steep hill to get there. Some of our favorite spots in the neighborhood were Noctem, a brewery, Poutineville for poutine, and Le Croquembouche, a bakery that was recommended by Nathalie and based on our comprehensive survey, was the best bakery in the city!