Overall, our stay was mediocre. Some of the positive things about our stay is that the apartment itself was pretty clean, check-in was really easy (a lockbox), coffee and tea were provided, and Anne was very communicative and a good host.
However, the location of the apartment was a little bit rough and it seemed like there had maybe been some security issues in the building previously because there was a lot of signage telling tenants/visitors not to let anyone into the building. There was also a ton of construction around the apartment (every other road was ripped up), but this seems to be a reality of Quebec in the summer so beyond anyone's control. The apartment building was located in an alley and pretty run down and seemed to only be used for airbnbs/short-term rentals. Our apartment also smelled like greasy food when we arrived (coming from another unit in the building we assume), which again isn't really anyone's fault because it's the reality of old apartments buildings, but still wasn't great. As well, the apartment was a bit loud- we could hear the conversations of our neighbours and it is located right downtown so lots of outdoor noise- so if you're sensitive to noise it isn't an ideal place to say. The bed was not comfortable and we didn't know what the purpose of the TV was because we didn't see a chromecast/Roku and there wasn't any cable.
Overall, we paid almost $500 for two nights and for the price, we regretted not just staying in a hotel.