It is a lovely, large two bedroom apartment, with very comfortable beds, an excellent shower-stall (no bath), well appointed kitchen, easy access to local cafes and restaurants (we visited Maelstrom a few times for coffee and exotic drinks at night), and access to bus routes. The owner was also very responsive. The historic city and promenade around Frontenac are about a 1 1/2-mile walk. Be aware that many streets are under construction, so you will encounter loud, exhaust-spewing machinery and detours. Also, be aware that it is a first-floor, front-corner apartment on a narrow but very busy street. During rush-hour, there is a lot of noisy traffic--mostly people trying to avoid the construction on the main roads--and in the evenings there are lots of people walking by to go to local clubs and restaurants. Even with the windows shut tight, we could still hear revelers standing next to our windows talking loudly. Also, the blinds were not very good at blocking the morning sun. We were forced to drive because Air Canada canceled our flights at the last minute, and although there is a large, above-ground parking lot up the street, it had no spots available on a Saturday evening after we returned from a day trip , so I had to drive around for a while before a street spot opened up. We would suggest sticking with transit. The 1 bus is the best option. It goes from main street, circumnavigates some of the construction, and get to the historic lower-town in about 20 minutes. So, while we loved the apartment, the noise, morning-sun, and parking difficulties presented some problems.