The cottage is located in a wonderful section of Old Quebec. It is easy to access from the train station, and there are so many shops and restaurants within easy walking distance of the home. (And I really mean "easy" -- we were traveling with a 2 year old and she walked everywhere!) There is a little convenience store across the street that made it easy to go out and get something (like milk for a toddler!) quickly.

The pictures of the home do not do it justice. The space is larger than the pictures might indicate, and the rooms are much brighter than in the photographs. Stone walls! And exposed beams! The home is immaculate, and the courtyard is a peaceful and very pleasant place to spend a few minutes (or more) drinking coffee or having a glass of wine. You really feel like a local in Quebec when you stay there.

Ginette is a wonderful and accommodating hostess! (Daniel was also very responsive, but we did not meet him in person -- we only had a few emails with him when setting up the booking, but he was very kind as well). Ginette equipped the home with guidebooks, brochures and maps, and she was available to answer any questions that we had. She and her husband greeted us upon our arrival to show us around the house, and they equipped us with a few staples (like coffee and sugar) to get us through to the next day when we could shop for our own wares. She also was so kind as to coordinate with a delivery company we had hired to provide us with a crib for our toddler. Ginette made time in her own schedule to meet the delivery company so that everything was set up before our arrival. She was also kind enough to allow us to store our luggage after check out in order to accommodate our departure schedule.

During our stay, we walked and toured through much of Old Quebec (and beyond), and as we became more familiar with the city, we felt even more lucky to have found this gem!