At the outset, I have to mention that Anny and Eric are really generous and warm hosts. Eric welcomed us to his house and walked us through the room's arrangements and other details. The room was exactly as described in the details and pictures.
Both Eric and Anny helped us with our hundreds of questions about local travel, food, shopping, etc. Eric also helped us with several maps and explained the details to us when we checked in. While Eric himself admits that he is not fluent in English, both of them make an attempt to answer each question seriously. While he also admits he is new to Airbnb and is learning to be hospitable, they do an amazing job of being supremely hospitable and going an extra mile to keep their guests happy.
What made us feel super special is the fact that Eric and Anny were driving back to the house and were coincidentally in the area we were waiting desperately for a bus on a cold snowy winter evening freezing ourselves. Eric offered to pick us up and came running all the way to make sure we were in the right place and then picked us up to take us back to the house. We would have frozen ourselves that evening if not for their generosity. While this was a moment which took our experience to great levels, I think their hospitality is wonderful and you can expect instant responses to any questions.
While the room is some distance away from the main point of interest - the Chateau Frontenac, its just 4 signals away from Avenue Cartier which has several shops and restaurants. Again, it was Eric's recommendation we go there to eat and drink. I would personally recommend Les Cousins (for the chirpy place it is and good food) and Blaxton Bar and Grill for their warm service, good food, and great beers.
We did not have any complaints during our stay and Anny and Eric take extra care of you with beers, juices, fresh fruits, good coffee machines, and bagels for the guests. However, I just felt, its slightly discomforting to climb up 2 levels of metal staircase (especially when its snowing and you have 4 bags) and then again climb up some more well-carpeted stairs before you reach the room. As such, you should keep that in mind if you have too many bags or have a senior person travelling with you.
That apart I would seriously recommend travellers to stay at Eric's place in Quebec City. It was really a warm experience and we look forward to staying with them again!