Sam was incredibly easy to work with and very accommodating! A group of girlfriends and I decided to visit Montréal for a weekend getaway and I missed the memo that everyone else wouldn't be arriving until later in the evening... meanwhile I showed up bright and early at 9 am. Sam was kind enough to let me check-in early (and come Sunday, we pre-arranged to check-out late -- which was also very nice!)

With regards to the loft. It was bright and sunny, and had more than enough space for our group of six. The air mattresses were quite comfortable - one friend commented that she couldn't even tell she was sharing (since often with lower-quality mattresses you roll into the middle - and each other).

One spot of difficulty was with the refrigerator. Upon opening it was pretty warm, but after some poking around I figured out how to get it adjusted so it was back at a temperature suitable for food (or in our case - wine!) My guess is it might be turned down to save energy when the apartment isn't in use.

Also, due to the construction of the building, if someone is staying above you - you will most likely hear them. If you are a light sleeper, I would recommend traveling with earplugs just in case. Luckily, we had some, so it wasn't a big issue.

Another thing that was nice - there are a TON of mirrors in this loft. Since we were a large group of girls, this made a big difference when it came to getting ready to go out to dinner.

If you are looking to stay somewhere right in the middle of it all - this is in your place! It felt like everything we wanted to do was just down the street from us. Olive et Gourmando for breakfast - Brit and Chips (where we met a guide for our walking tour) - the Basilica - the waterfront -- all were around a 5 to 10 minute walk.

This was my first AirBnB experience and I give it two thumbs up! I would definitely come back again, and recommend staying if you are looking for somewhere in Old Montréal to stay with a group of friends. Thank you Sam for making our first trip to your city so enjoyable :)