No, no no. Do not stay here. Just so much did not go right at this place. We arrived to 4049 Ave. de L" Hotel de Ville in the early evening looking forward to a nice, sometimes busy 10 day stay. To our horror, especially given the upswing in Covid cases, the place was filthy. The couch was so dirty we would not think about sitting on it. I was tired from our travel, dehydrated and had not eaten so not thinking very straight and my immediate reaction was to get things in order rather than get the heck out. First I stripped and washed the entire couch upholstery and all the pillow cases while my companion headed to the nearest store for cleaning supplies. The purchase of $20 in cleaning supplies was irritating on two fronts, firstly I should not have to clean an airbnb upon arrival and secondly prior to my stay, I requested Aksel to supply some cleaning supplies as I was staying for 10 days but my request was denied. When my companion returned with the cleaning supplies I spent the next several hours cleaning the grease and stuck food off kitchen cabinet faces, emptying the toaster pan of crumbs left by past occupants, wiping all the light switches, wiping off whatever gross red stuff was stuck on the a/c remote, wiping all the door handles and around the door handles where it was darkened with filth. Although the washrooms appeared clean, I gave them a quick wipe too. Just when i thought I was done, I took a couple of dishes out of the cupboard and the second dish had dried on food so I washed every kitchen item as well. Finally I was done (enough) and I had the couch back together. I checked that the bed linens were clean and was satisfied that at least my companions bed was clean even though the top cover had a huge hole, and I hoped I was right that mine were clean although I did find a hair on the sheet. I grabbed a bite to eat nearby then had the opportunity to sit and rest for a spell and contact Aksel about the issues with the unit such as the uncleansingness of the unit particularly during a global Covid pandemic, the clogged sink in the basement washroom, the full hair trap in the shower drain, and the burnt out light bulb Shortly after sending the text, my companion got off the couch and the bottom of the couch fell through and I fell backwards. Luckily neither of us was hurt but had I been holding something hot like a tea, I could have been scalded. Aksel did have the issues attended to, improved, but not fixed ,within a day or two, however, the couch fix did not work and continued to be a hazard throughout the 10 day stay. Communicating with Aksel was odd as prior to my stay I was not getting responses through the airbnb email so I had to text my questions and we continued to communicate by text. However, when Aksel was responding with regards to getting the issues attended to he decided it would be appropriate to send an email even though all prior communication had been by text. I even followed up on the first text in the late afternoon. I do not check email often but luckily late in the evening I did check and found an email sent 12 hours earlier, 11 am, which was the response I was expecting to receive as a text. Why would someone do that and why, if after a few hours of not receiving a response back would one not follow up with a text unless the point is hoping the person will not see it. An odd thing to do. The basement and the bedroom in the basement smelt musty and lacked air flow leaving the bedroom stuffy and making sleeping difficult. I did ask the nice fellow who came to fix things to cut me a length of wood for the window so I could leave it open a few inches and let in some fresh air while keeping the window secure. Thankfully he was nice and provided me with the needed length of wood which was helpful. The overall vibe of this unit is student housing turned airbnb. Looks as though, as soon as the student lease was up and the students emptied out, the unit was rented as an airbnb without a thorough cleaning or really much of any cleaning/refurbishing between the students leaving and the airbnb customers paying and staying. The location is great, quiet and yet close to everything. Lucky folks who are staying after my stay, they get a pretty clean place while I paid (too much) to have the privilege to travel hours to Montreal so that I could clean the grease, dirt and grime left by someone else, during a global pandemic, as well as arrange and be present for repairs needed. Heck of a deal, pay to do the same sht I do daily in the comfort of my own home, minus the filth because my home is clean. The Luckey Team does not appear to take any pride in providing decent accommodations. There is a clear disrespect for the customers they serve when they allow their units to be so filthy that the couch is black and stained as though someone who never bathes sleeps on it nightly, appears like the kitchen cabinetry is never wiped between customers, nor the doors wiped on a regular basis. The couch and most of the furniture look like street finds. This place is not shabby chic, it is just plain ol shabby. Furthermore, having communicated with Aksel, I do not know if I was communicating with one person by that name or if the company uses that name as a means to direct communication. My suggestion, take your hard earned cash and stay