Our host, Rachel, met us personally at the agreed upon time at the condo location, and gave us the typical friendly and attentive attitude Quebec is so well known for. The place is exactly as advertised and pictured, which was a welcome sight after a 4 hour drive from Montreal. The place was spotless and all necessary items (food, drink, bedding, towels and toiletry) where provided which made us feel very welcome. Bonus is that I did not have to run out and get stuff at the last second.

The place easily sleeps 4, and there's the option of converting the sofa's to a very comfortable bed, for an additional 2 people if needed. There was even a surprise, that we had access to the terrace roof, which housed a outdoor sink, fridge (stocked) and BBQ and my wife's favourite: lounge chairs and hammocks. We did not get to use these, as the weather prevented us from doing so, but a nice surprise nevertheless.

The location is in an up and coming neighbourhood, lots of hip and young people, very closely situated to the old downtown core of Quebec City, tons of restaurants, bars, shopping etc. Literally 20 mins walk from your doorstep, and we really appreciated having parking available and walking to where we need to go.

Grocery Store, Coffee Shops, Shopping was within 20 mins walk in pretty much all directions. Location was very safe and my wife had no issues walking in the evening and mornings with the kids. There is no A/C in the condo, but that is typically not found in Quebec City, as the normal temperature rarely requires A/C.

Rachel was a txt/phone call away and very helpful but also considerate and respectful for our privacy.

I wish we could have stayed longer and enjoy the place a bit more. I would stay here again in a heartbeat. This Condo was really a "clone" of our house with all the necessary amenities to make you feel at home and comfortable. It really made you feel part of Quebec City, as a "local" and in the "know". It is places like this and a host like Rachel that makes AirBnB service such a joy and pleasure to use.