This is a beautiful unit with many positive attributes. It is sparkling clean and beautifully furnished. The many pluses include good air conditioning; a modern bath with two vanities, plenty of bath towels and toilet paper, and decent water pressure; a large, fairly well-stocked kitchen with plenty of prep room; free Netflix; a comfortable bed; pleasantly quiet; easy check-in and check-out; plenty of room to store your belongings and groceries; and an excellent location on the lower side of the city. Quebec City is on a hill, so when I say "lower," it means near the bottom of the hill. The apartment is walking distance from the train/bus station and very close to several wonderful restuarants, lovely art galleries, and boutique shops.
Depending on your age and fitness level, you may want to be aware that getting to the apartment requires going up three sets of narrow stairs. They are OK to navigate with a backpack or carry on bag, but will be a challenge if you have larger or multiple pieces of luggage. Also, when you step into the apartment, pause to let your eyes adjust to the indoor lighting, because there is a step up just a couple of feet inside the door. We didn't see it and almost fell over. You must step down and back up in this same area to get to the bathroom which is adjacent to the entry door. We recommend leaving a nightlight on if you are likely to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night so you don't miss the step. Also worth noting is the primary bed sits quite low to the floor, which is unlikely to be an issue for younger people, but may require a bit of effort to get out of if you have any physical limitations.
The lighting is very stylish, but somewhat dim, especially in the kitchen area. The kitchen is quite nice with good appliances, including a coffee maker and toaster. There was salt and pepper, several other spices, plenty of ground coffee, coffee filters, tea, paper towels, and plastic wrap, but no cooking oil. The only other items we noticed to be lacking were a small and medium frying pan (in addition to the available sauce pans, there was only one large frying pan), a spatula, and a pair of sissors to open food packages. There were plenty of plates, bowls and mugs, but only three water glasses, one champagne flute and one martini glass.
Finally, be aware that while there are a couple of convenience stores, there are no serious grocery stores inside the walls of Quebec City, so a cab or a long walk will be necessary if you want to "stock up." Obviously, this isn't a fault of this apartment, just something to know about the Old Town section.
Detailed reviews are important to us becasue we travel full-time and stay mostly in AirBnB's, so we take the time to mention several details, both pro and con, of the places we stay. It also means we have experience with a lot of properties, so our opinions about a place are relative to many stays, not just a few. That having been said, we think this property ranks as EXCELLENT. If we return to Quebec City (highly likely because it is such a wonderful city), we would definitely stay at this apartment again.