Faye (the house manager) was easy to communicate with and got back to me in good time whenever I had a question.

I had 13 students staying in this apartment, while my family and I were in the apartment next door. This worked out fantastic to be so close to each other. Faye organized the apartment exactly as I had asked. The first floor was great with the kitchen, dining, and living areas; big enough to be able to gather all the students together without feeling cramped. The three toilet closets were great for such a large group.
It seemed like everything (furniture, towels, sheets, comforters, pillows) were all Ikea so not the best quality, but fine for us.

The only downside to the apartment was that there were so many warnings not to "hang out" or socialize in the courtyards or entry ways: if anyone was to complain about our group, our security deposit would be taken. Since we wanted to ensure that nobody complained about our group, we felt like we had to stay inside the apartment at all time instead of use the great outdoor space that was provided just outside the apartment. When sitting in the courtyard, even a normal talking voice echoes pretty loud and could disturb the other apartments that Maitis et Jerome own so we wanted to play it safe so we stayed inside to talk. It wasn't much of a problem since everyone is out sightseeing most of the time, but it would have been nice to be able to talk after a long day of sightseeing in the nice courtyard.

The laundry is a communal laundry room for all 4 apartments that the own so sometimes you have to wait in line to use the laundry, but it was great to have a dryer!!

The location was okay. St Ambroise is the closest stop to the apartment. Follow the sign to the Popincourt exit, walk straight about a block, and you will reach Chemin Vert. Turn right and it is the blue door on the left side of the street.