First the good: It was nice to have 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, and all were well-appointed, well-designed and comfortable (except the pillows).
BUT the description said Old Montreal, where it was actually Chinatown and also the entry courtyard to the apartment is a gathering place for mentally ill/homeless people.
Then there was the issue with the elevator: The door closed, you pressed the button for the floor, and the elevator didn't move, which made it really scary. My daughter and I panicked on separate occasions and other Airbnb guests we ran into told me they too freaked out over this.
My (pregnant) daughter responded to this scare by deciding to walk the five flights down rand when she tried to enter our floor from the stairwell the exit doors on every floor were locked! Thank God someone heard her banging on one of the doors, and opened it.
Considering the seedy location and down-at-the-heels building interior I feel the rental was priced at twice the amount it should have been.
Finally, for a total of 789 euros for two nights, it would have been nice if coffee was in the apartment along with the coffee machine. I emailed my airbnb contact about providing coffee and he told me he would supply it, but he never did.