My wife and I stayed at Amélie's apartment for several days in July, the last part of a longer trip in several areas of Québec province.
We liked our stay! The neighborhood is very walkable & bikeable, we really like Jean-Talon market, and we did have a car to stash in the apartment's parking space for the duration. (We used the car literally only on arrival to Montréal and then again on departure while here.)
The apartment itself is clean and has all appropriate things for a few days' home stay. It does feel like a property that was built out this way specifically for renting out on airbnb, which is fine! Just be aware that the furnishings and arrangement of the rooms vary from how you'd likely set things up if it was really your own apartment. e.g., the dining table setup is somewhat weirdly far from the kitchen. Small things like that! Nothing dealbraking at all.
Somewhat surprisingly, at least in summer airflow is best in the main living/sitting area, not as good in the bedroom. (Partly 'cause the openable window in the bedroom is accommodating the AC unit's outflow, and can't be opened in that configuration.)
The apartment itself is one floor up from ground level. The parking spot one accesses using the alley parallel to the apartment's own street, a half-block Montreal-west of it. (i.e., towards Saint Laurent Boulevard here). Entrances to this alley are from the two nearest perpendicular streets. It's hard to figure out after dark which spot goes with the apartment and its building, but easy to return to once you've seen it once. Access is a little tight; a mid-size sedan will fit alright, but a large SUV or a minivan might be problematic. (Just to be sure this is mentioned in the reviews somewhere.)
5 stars overall, I would stay here again.