We stayed at Olivier’s house for one night at the very end of our trip to Quebec and had to rush to a very early flight the next day. This place was a perfect place to rest and gear up for another long day at the end of a long week.
Olivier’s description of his neighborhood is very true: it’s within a short walking distance to the more touristy areas, but it’s where the locals live. We wish we could have stayed longer to get a better sense of this neighborhood.
The building isn't much to look at from the outside, but the inside is quite marvelous, stylish, and cozy. We felt very much at home there.
Their kitchen is very well stocked with all sorts of plates and glasses, if you like setting a beautiful table for dinner, you're in luck!
One thing we ran into is this is a building being used by regular people, and what that means is that hot water is limited. During peak time, we did run out of hot water for our showers and had to wait until later in the evening for it to warm up. That fact is doubly sad because they do have such a nice and deep bath. However, as long as you time it out right, you can make it work.