The e-mails we exchanged with Jean-Claude were friendly, warm, and welcoming. I have multiple sclerosis - so having a place with a fantastic view was important to me -- for those days I would be too fatigued to venture out. (and I did have a few days like that)
Upon arrival we were met by the Apartment complex manager and were shown around the apartment. He explained the workings of everything. (Since he spoke very little English - and we spoke very little French - it was an interesting conversation.)
The apartment was 'cozy' as expected, but I had no problem with my accessibility needs. I used a rollator/walker which collapsed and could be stored on the wall under the TV.
There are several various 'grocery' stores, cafes, and restaurants in the area. And the bus stops were not too far away.
{{ It did take us some time to understand the bus system and to find our way around. So many streets are at less than 90* angles -- and other little streets that are just 2-4 blocks long. We are from a small community with no public transportation so it was all very confusing at first.}}
We immensely enjoyed the apartment and terrace.