Because we booked on very short notice, there weren't too many listings fitting our needs. So we were a bit nervous about when selecting this apartment which had few reviews at the time. Happily, it turned out to be a great place: Spacious, comfortable, and an excellent "temporary headquarter" to explore the beautiful city of Quebec.
The apartment is one floor up from street level. We had full-sized luggage with one weighing over 50 lbs. and that wasn't a problem at all. There is a large kitchen+dining area (the dining table accommodates six), a separate living room with a television (we didn't use it) and sofa seating for 4 or 5 people, and two bedrooms with a large 2-person bed in each (the mattresses were comfortable in both).
The kitchen is well-equipped and a good size (considering we're in the center of a city); some cabinets were "tied off" however (i.e., not available for use), but that was not an issue for us. The fridge had plenty of space. The oven and stove worked well (electric), and we found all the pans and cookie sheets we needed for the little cooking (breakfast) we did while there; had we wanted to cook all our meals ourselves, that would have been no problem, but we wanted to sample the local restaurants (which are excellent; we also much enjoyed a local food tour).
There is a single spacious bathroom that includes a sink (with some counter space), a large bath tub, a standard toilet, and a small shower stall. We didn't use the tub but the shower stall filled our needs. Everything was clean.
There are a couple of very small restaurants within a two-minute walk (we recommend "Chez Gaston", which is a hole-in-the-wall poutine place), and a whole lot more within a 5-minute walk. That includes a vibrant local brewery scene (but note that some of these restaurants cannot serve children after a certain hour; this surprised us — if we understand correctly it's because they're primarily classified as "bars"). There are also grocery stores within walking distance.
The old town is a 20-minute walk away (up-hill to get there). We did that walk a few times, but we also used Uber several times (less than US$10 per ride to downtown, half of which was our tip); our rides showed in a few minutes.
Highly recommended (great value).