All of the previous reviews of the flat are spot on. Christophe left us very detailed directions, suggestions, and WI/FI code. I thought we would write a review detailing a few more things that make this Airbnb so perfect. Location: We came to Quebec City by Orleans bus from Montreal. In the US, bus transit can be seedy and the stations even worse. Bus transit/Train transit to and from Montreal is what the locals do. The stations and buses were very clean and the bus had WI/FI. There is an electrical outlet in each row of seats. Unfortunately we arrived in Quebec City during a snow storm with roller bags and intentions to walk to Christophe's Flat. When you plan vacations weeks ahead of time it was nice we could see Christophe's building from the station. The station in Quebec City is split in two, Train Station and Bus Station. Though the train station is not as elaborate as Central Station in New York City, it is ornate and worth walking through. At the station, we were not sure which door to exit the building because we were dropped off in the bus station. The bus station and train station are separated by a sliding glass door. From the Bus Station, walk through the train station and exit the main doors. You can see Chrsitophe's flat on the other side of a small park. Quebec City receives 10 feet (316 centimeters) of snow each winter and we had to walk around the park because they don't shovel the sidewalk in the park. It wasn't a big deal but when your cell phone map tells you to cut across the park it isn't an option. What do you do when you arrive wet, cold and unsure of what to do next? There is a pizza shop and an Irish pub underneath the flat. Both are very nice and kid friendly. We opted to bundle up and walk two short blocks to the grocery store. It was so close, easy and less expensive than eating out. In Quebec City, it's not easy to keep meals for two under $40-$50. At the grocery store we were able to buy enough supplies for three meals for $60. This included breads, steak, eggs, cheeses, two beers, a bottle of wine and produce. Beer and Wine can be found in Grocery Stores and liquor in separate stores. On the walk to the Grocery Store, you walk right buy a Liquor Store. Location for being a tourist: From the flat, you walk out the door, take a right and in a half block you are at the entrance to the Old City. We discovered in both Quebec City and Montreal, Old Cities are not that big and the walk is reasonable and a lot of ground can be covered in a short period of time. The old city was everything we read about and very enjoyable. There are a lot of choices to eat in the old...