Keep in mind this is a basement place, although it has six small eye level windows. For a 6'2" guy, the ceiling is a bit low, especially in the bathroom because the floor is raised 6" or so to accommodate plumbing under the toilet and bathtub. So if you're 6'2" and try to stand tall in the tub/shower, the top of your head will nudge the ceiling. The shower sprayer can be handheld, but if placed in its holder, it's also a bit low for a taller person. The shower curtain rod is another head bumping obstacle if you're on the tall side. Also, the 5 steps leading down from the ground level door to the basement door are, IMHO, rather steep - so don't be in a hurry. Although the listing indicates there's no clothes washer or dryer, you'll see them in the kitchen - they just don't work. When we got our introductory tour this was not mentioned, although (I guess) we should have figured it out; because there's red tape over the power and start button. If you're staying for ten days, like we did, no washer and dryer might be a consideration. No dishwasher either, but we only ate breakfast there, so it wasn't a big deal. The 'stove' is an electric two burner (hotplate) affair. We never used it. The toaster and coffeemaker worked well. There is a TV, but the screen is probably only 24" across. But then you're not visiting Quebec City to watch TV, right? On the more positive side, the water pressure is good and we never ran out of hot water. Wasn't quite sure what to make of some of the chairs - because their legs are so short. Be good for small children? The other furniture is livable with some charm. Overall, it's a decent place for sleeping, having breakfast, and bathing - enough bath towels were provided, if used 3 times over ten days. Closet and drawer space is adequate for two, although we had to ask for hangers. Because it's a basement, most of the street, construction, and gardening noise is blocked.