The place is great. Just as pictures , aside from tub. There is now a glass door shower , (the shower head unit that is in SAMs place will be found and installed in our home... :) ) Old Montreal is a small area of the city, and no matter the location of your stay, as long as your in the hood, your there. (Waterfront, east side , west side, all the same) A nice little touch is the cobblestone road SAMs place is located on , surrounded by a few very old buildings. This was our first experience with bnb. We would like to say to any other first timers , to not forget this isn't a hotel. You are using someone else's pad. Which means if your worried about the previous guests making a mess of the linen, bring your own! It was a disappointing shock to open the door to a messy bed, and 'spotty' sheet, however we quickly got over it, and this is what I'm sayin.. It's not a hotel.. There were towels, that looked fresh, (however we used our own) If! If there were access to a washer n dryer, we would have had no problem with throwing the linen in before and after use.. Hint hint............... There were some dishes to make use of. The place was over all clean. There was an Internet router in the room (wifi) however I plugged into LAN and cannot comment on the wifi.. I believe there was a smart tv box (android or Apple TV like ) we didn't use.. Fooseball table was sturdy and level. Plants were dying. We tried to help. Many many windows, lots of daylight , but none open!.... (I suggest you bring a very small socket tool, like a 2 or 3 mm to open the latch where the handles have all been removed. I dont know the reasoning for this at the moment, but it sucks Sam, leave the handle somewhere....) There is a fire escape door, that sufficed for airflow, however there is no screen, and it is an open door for anyone or anything .... But that's us just being picky.. Everything was as advertised , Cost was cheap, We are very happy.. You are provided access codes to doors, and there is no need to talk to or see anyone. Pay, and enjoy,. Would totally stay again, for same cost, however I don't believe I'll be back to old Montreal for quite some time. Perhaps to show the children someday, but besides the old architecture/history, there's no other reason to be down there. Parking sucks. It is going to cost you 15 per day. The lot adjacent to the building is a municipal lot, with a BS pay system. But we walked around the block and found a privet lot, 15 a day. I suggest park and leave it for stay. These people are doing there best to squeeze in all the vehicles in a small area,...