We were a group of 6, 60 year old women celebrating our birthdays. We had a great stay at Artie's but words of caution to people in our age bracket. The outside door to the entrance is scary (spray painted with graffetti) and sandwiched between businesses. You enter into a very steep, narrow staircase. You hit a landing, turn and then are presented with another steep, narrow staircase. If you're not in good shape, can't do stairs or are carrying heavy bags, this isn't the place for you. Once into the units, everything is great if you're not overly picky. The floors are slanted, beds not the most comfortable and the floors squeak however this listing met our needs. We each had our own bedroom and their was lots of room to move about and to gather when we were all together. We didn't do any cooking (except for toasting english muffins in the morning) and brewing coffee. There were adequate plates, cuttlery, mugs and glasses (however, I missed not having real wine glasses ... we had to use just plain drinking glasses). The location of this Airbnb is near McGill so there is lots of student presence in the area. Unit 3 is the front unit that overlooks the street. This unit gets a lot of noise when the students are out closing down the bars and you get the occasional odour of pot drifting in. We loved the location though. We were able to walk to everything we wanted to do (though we are all in good shape) and it wasn't unusual for us to walk 10 - 20 km a day. We walked to the Bell Centre for a hockey game, to the Port of Montreal to do a cruise, Oasis Immersion, Chinatown, Little Italy, Eaton Center, etc. There is no shortage of restaurants surrounding the location and we enjoyed many great meals. The SAQ (liquor stores) and grocery shopping is very close too. All 6 of us enjoyed our time in Montreal and would certainly all agree that we'd rent again with Artie's listing as long as our knees hold out and we can do those stairs up to the unit.