Pros
- LOCATION. Many shops, restaurants and a local market just down the street. Fairly private entrance with very kind neighbors. Also hard not to miss, considering it is located next to a bright green shop.
- The flat is simple but comfortable, with little touches that easily make you feel at home. A bookshelf with location guides and casual reading (some in French), a bench-style table that's perfect for more than two guests, and a small closet for hanging coats are all simple details that add to the overall atmosphere.
- The bathroom contains a heated drying rack for towels
- The hosts' son Jules helped us in to the apartment. He was a kind soul who was running late on the train, so he stopped by a local boulangerie to get us the greatest sweet bread we have ever had. He took the time to show us all the amenities around the apartment and even recommended his favorite shopping areas and restaurants. He played a large part in making us feel welcome, and we are sincerely appreciative of him.
Cons
- For more than two guests, two rooms are actually the main room (including the small corner kitchen and bench) walled off with a sliding door. The main room's couch is actually a futon, although we must say that even the futon was very comfortable. The hosts even provided an extra duvet cover and blankets. This is not so much of a con, just a heads-up for traveling couples who prefer privacy.
- the bathroom, as adorable and modern as it looks, is extremely tiny. Additionally, the showerhead is just a handheld wash that sprays extremely soft jets of hot water, so it may take a bit longer for guests with longer hair to wash out all of their hair products.