We had a very good four day stay here. This is a very well kept, though small, basement apartment (down about 6 steps). There is a good amount of sunlight. There is a good comfortable bed, nice bathroom, and small but functional kitchen. We ate all our breakfasts here, prepared some lunches to take with us, and cooked several dinners. A positive feature of this apartment is location. It is in a more residential area, not downtown, but it is about a 4 minute walk to a stop for express busses 800 and 801 that run frequently to downtown, jiust outside Vieux Quebec (the old city) with stops along the way near the Fine Arts museum (Beaux Artes), Laval University, and Parliament Hill. A great asset in the warm season is the Ste. Foy Public Market about 2 short blocks away, an easy walk -- we went there most days to get fresh fruits and vegetables. There are also a bakery, vednors of cheese, jam, and other products as well as meat. The official hours are 8:00-:6:00 (1800h) every day -- not every shop is open at 8:00 AM or at 5:30, but enough are that you can get provisions. The new (2021) District Gourmet -- a food court of upscale international restaurants and an "Epicurian" gourmet grocery is even closer. And an excellent ice cream stand is about a block and a half away on Rue l' Eglise (same street as the bus stop). There is no general supermarket in walking distance, but several are only a few bus stops away or a short drive. There is a helpful guide in the apartment (currently only in French.) You can buy bus tickets (or a 5 day bus pass for $31.50) at a nearby store, then not have to worry about paying $3.75 in exact change. The neighborhood features were interesting. We would be glad to stay here again. Location note: note that the entry is at the side of the house, near a driveway with a sign saying "Welcome " in several languages.