We travelled to Quebec City as a family with two young children, and Thomas' apartment was a great find for us. The apartment is perfectly located on the bustling Rue Saint-Joseph. It's a short walk to many great restaurants, cafes, and bakeries. We didn't use our car on most days when we stayed there, and we walked to everywhere we wanted to see in the city. We even walked up to Vieux-Québec on a couple of days from the apartment (it's a steep half-hour walk though!).
The kitchen was well stocked with quality cookware and dinnerware. We were very impressed with the spice collection and how well-sharpened the knives were. It's too bad we didn't take full advantage of the kitchen because it was so easy to access restaurants in the area. We liked the child-friendly plastic dinnerware that Thomas provided, and the baby/toddler highchair was much appreciated.
We would stay here again if we ever revisit Quebec City.
A couple of things to point out, especially when visiting in the summer months: The apartment can get quite warm from the sun. The air conditioner helped with that, but it struggled to keep the entire place cool. We found the AC was enough to cool at most half the space during the day, so it helped a lot to close off rooms that didn't need cooling (e.g. close the bedroom and bathroom doors to cool the living area during the day, or close the door to the living area to cool the bedrooms at night). As mentioned in other reviews, keeping the bedroom doors open and ceiling fans on was key to a comfortable sleep. The bedroom windows had white sheer curtains that don't block much of the daylight, and it would get pretty bright around 5am when we visited in July.
Other reviews mentioned noise from the streets below at night, but we didn't find that to be an issue even with our two kids who are light sleepers. Keeping the bedroom windows and the door to the living area closed at night blocked out much of the noise.