There are so many good reasons to stay at Nathalie's place. The edgy St. Roch neighborhood was walkable and quiet, with a few memorable restaurants and cafes. Le Clocher Penché was our favorite place for a tasty breakfast. Staying here was also a nice break from the busy tourist area of Old Quebec City. The condo unit was clean and well organized with everything you might need, from dishware to a nice supply of white towels. Having a coffee or tea on the balcony in the morning was a real treat. From there, we could look out on the neighborhood and a few early-risers as they walked or bicycled past us. We had planned to walk to the old city every day. But the first day we traveled by Uber and was surprised by how far away it seemed. Walking to and from the old city isn’t the best way to go when you’re hot and tired with limited time to rest back at the condo before heading off to dinner. But calling for an Uber and a taxi was a breeze, and they responded quickly.