The listing is misleading in a number of ways, and should be edited as it looks like more than one person has pointed out these issues. There is no free street parking anywhere nearby and you will get a ticket at 9am if you try to park in front of the building. There is a paid parking garage walking distance. The buzzer system didn't work for our check-in so we were advised to wait for someone to trust us enough to let us into the building. There is a queen sized bed, and a comfy couch, but the "sofa bed" is child-sized and has an un-padded metal bar running down the middle of it (luckily no one had to use it). It’s a stretch that more than three people could share this place comfortably. The building’s laundry requires you to purchase a laundry card, but the card machine appears to have been broken for some time based on the notice on it so we weren’t able to use the laundry at all. Like other reviewers, I also thought the apartment’s cleanliness might be an issue, particularly with the stray bottles all over the bathroom and shower, the stiff mix and match towels, and some pre-existing water damage that had to be aired out (which we were informed about only on day 2 of our stay). On the positive side, the apartment itself is spacious, has a decent kitchen, and has two good A/C units that worked well. Bachar and Dou were always easy to get a hold of by Airbnb’s messaging system, though again it would’ve been great to know about the water damage to the floor ahead of time. I also appreciated that they were able to quickly refund me a day when a medical issue prevented us from coming earlier like I hoped. The location was also convenient for getting around Montreal by transit. However, the small park by Atwater station seemed potentially dangerous late at night, so be careful. The apartment had really good hot water and water pressure in the shower, which is something lots of people will appreciate. Overall, the place had the vibe of some of the nicer hostels I've been to, which is not a bad thing if you're expecting it.