Conclusion: A nice unit for the Autumn, Winter, and Spring. Located near a good portion of the “action” of the old city. A parking spot nearby, well equipped kitchen, comfortable bedding, and nice baths.
Pros:
•	Location. Located in Lower Town Old Quebec City, behind a quaint street (restaurants, antique stores, and art galleries), a short (albeit always uphill) walk to the heart of Lower Town. Everything in Old town Québec City is uphill, that’s part of its charm.
•	Parking. Parking space was available and pretty close to the unit.
•	Unit itself. Very well-equipped kitchen. Firm, comfortable beds. Washer and Drier. Large TV. Nice deck. Very clean and well-kept unit.
•	WiFi. Worked great.
•	Price. Very reasonable.
•	Owner support. Pleasant, quick to respond and very helpful.
Cons:
•	Location. Unit is in an alley behind art galleries and restaurants. The alley was very clean though. Being a very thin road, our car (Jeep Grand Cherokee) just fit between obstacles on both sides of the road.
•	Parking. The parking spot provided was the middle spot of three small spots. A Mazda 3 would barely fit. It took a while to get the Jeep into the spot, and when I did, there was not enough room to open the doors. I had to let everyone out first, then back in leaving room for me to exit the car. Fortunately, we did not move the car during our stay so exiting and parking were not part of my day.
•	Unit itself. I chose this unit because of the location and amenities. As Quebec City can get very humid at times during July and August, air conditioning (AC) was a requirement for us. The rental description stated it was air conditioned, so this place seemed perfect. Nope. There is a portable AC unit in the third-floor bedroom. It was more of an air chiller, meaning it did not dehumidify, it simply tried to cool the air for the third floor only. Unit has windows in front, but only about 2 sq ft (.20 sq m) of each window can be opened. There is no cross ventilation on the 1st floor. For the 2nd floor you would have to open the doors in the back get air movement. The 3rd floor windows cannot be opened (AC ducting is covering one). In other words, when it’s warm outside, it’s warm and stuffy inside.
•	TV. We did not use the TV, nor did we really need one. TV is not a smart TV (at least I could not find the smart part) and it does not have Cable. It did have a HDMI cable if you happened to bring along a device that you could connect to it (it’s a standard HDMI connector (not mini or micro)).
•	Keys. Two-bedroom place, one key.
•	Safety. I am not aware of the building codes in Canada, but I would think a handrail for stairs would be a requirement. This unit does not have a handrail on the second-floor stairs. It also doesn’t have a light for the 2nd floor stairs.