Lily's place was OK overall, however the parking issue is too relevant as a deal breaker. In an extended stay such as ours, I would've expected the management to offer one of the private parking spots they advertise when booking with them. However at our arrival we received no information and were sent to park on the street. Normally this would be fine except that the area in which the building is located is highly residential, and so past 6pm there are no spots available anywhere below a 10 min walk away, in the Montreal cold. There were no accommodations about this after reaching out to management, and the end of days when searching for parking would exceed 30 min of searching until barely finding anything suitable.
The entire building seems to be temporary residences/airbnb - so guests keep that in mind when booking because they are many people coming and going (covid, etc.)
In our unit, a loud and bothersome vent was constantly ON and did not seem to be connected to the vents that were in our apartment, as those were turned off.
Cleanliness was good, unit was as advertised.