Our family of 4 had a wonderful 5 days in Quebec! A little tricky finding the alleyway parking at first based on how google maps tried to send us. Tip is to look for the restaurant Veravin, and turn left there on Rue Saint Paul. You'll find the entrance to Rue Sous-Le-Cap on the right maybe 10 stores down. We've stayed at multiple airbnb's and think of it as a glorified camping trip. Bring the things with you that you can't live without and you'll be fine! We brought hand soap, coffee, an extra roll of tp, and linens for the pull out couch. We were happy to find the kitchen had a lovely French Press and everything else we needed for our stay. My 19 yr old daughter was fine on the pull out. On our first day we drove to Ile d'orleans to stock up on wine, cider, chocolate and veggies... also hit a local supermarket to get food for breakfast and lunch. We made fresh corn and baked fish one night for dinner but we also took advantage of the many restaurants right around the apartment for dinner. Make reservations at least a few days in advance! I have a Gluten Free diet and had lots of choices... especially Veravin which is 100% gf. Can also get buckwheat crepes to go at Creperie et Cie. We found out that Thursday nights in August are big fireworks display on the St. Lawrence. Location of this place for all the Old Quebec attractions is A++. Outside of all the great things to do and see in Quebec City, we had a great outing to Huron-Wendat, a traditional Huron site 20 minutes outside of Quebec City. Go in the morning and stay for a traditional Huron lunch!