My friends and I stayed at Mtl Vacation Homes' "Scandinavian" residence for the 2017 Canadian Grand Prix weekend. Honestly, it was a great experience. I've stayed in Montreal half a dozen times now and I would stay here again. Check-in was painless, and we were able to check in about an hour early. The apartment has great decor—you can tell that the pieces were thoughtfully selected—which is always a huge plus for me. When we arrived the owner was constructing a grill on the outdoor patio, which we didn't get an opportunity to use, but if we had more time, we would have gotten our BBQ on. We drove to Montreal from the states, and this residence has a parking space available just a few blocks over; this was major, considering the apartment is in a residential area, meaning only locals with permits can park on the block. The space alone was a huge boon to this listing. The kitchen was fully stocked with a healthy number of dishes, cups, tableware, and all the rest. There is a dishwasher, and we were provided with a new sponge as well. The kitchen is very eatable, with space for 6 if the place is packed. The bathroom was newly renovated, and the dual shower heads were a plus- always good to be able to go handheld in there. There's an in-unit washer and dryer, in case you end up needing to wash anything, or reduce the amount of laundry you need to do when you get back home. The living space was adequate for 4-5 to hang out and watch some TV and the cable selection was healthy, although I never did see the AppleTV to sign in to. The living room was where the apartment's one air conditioner is, which was a slight bummer as the bedrooms would get warm at night. A fan was provided, and of course the windows were openable but there wasn't a screen, and I was concerned about mosquitos flying in and having a sip of my blood during the night. A minor issue, as the Montreal nights were very cool, relative to the days. The bedrooms had great storage space, so that wasn't a problem, and one even had a balcony- clutch. Last but not least, the beds were very comfy and the pillows were incredibly plush. The one thing that went awry during our stay was the Wi-Fi dropped suddenly one morning. I gave the host a call, and it was resolved pretty quickly- we ate breakfast at a chain-restaurant downstairs while it was worked on. Another tiny gripe about the Wi-Fi is the signal really drops off in the bedroom I stayed in (the back corner near the kitchen) which was pesky, considering we didn't have access to our data plans for entertainment and all the rest. Still, not a deal breaker. Ending with the neighborhood, the neighborhood is pretty nice. There are good restaurants within walking distance, some shops and a nearby...