Perrine met us at the point where the taxi dropped us off and walked us the short distance to our apartment. Her English is excellent, for those who prefer to communicate in English. She explained in detail how things in the apartment worked and made us feel at home. The apartment was well thought out and there were plenty of dishtowels, toilet paper, dishwashing soap and toiletries in the bathroom. The apartment had an ample supply of outlets to charge the ever-increasing electronics that we seem to need. The wifi worked very well and was easy to access, again a necessity for travelers now. The apartment was light and airy and roomy. We felt good in it. My favorite moments in the apartment were in the morning. I would get up early and drink my coffee at the big widows that I opened and I would listen to the birds and the residents of the apartment as they got up and prepared for their day. I felt that I was a part of a French "quartier" and I loved this. The little grocery store was literally next door to the building, the boulangerie was just down the street. A warning though, to get the fresh croissants, you need to get there before seven as everyone in the neighborhood came there for their morning croissants. We loved being in the heart of Vieux Lyon. The Lyonnais are the nicest, friendliest and most helpful people I have met in France. Our group fell in love with this apartment and with Lyon. We plan to come back and stay a week and hopefully we can stay at Perrine's apartment.