Everything is really nice in Cloé’s apartment. We found everything easily. Obviously it’s not for everyone- if you can’t manage 6 flights of stairs, mostly winding around, you should not stay here. I actually took a beautiful photo of the spiraling staircase. There is a light switch at the bottom of the stairs for the stairwell- we didn’t see it at first and it’s scary to climb them in the dark.
The windows in the apartment are a bit tricky, but we figured them out. It was cold and snowy on our stay, so we closed them up. The power went out our last morning, either due to the storm or a lot of heaters on in the building. We aren’t sure. But we were headed out anyhow. Cloé offers lots of dishes and an area to hang items, there’s a washer if needed, no dryer (we Americans always find that confusing). A tea kettle and toaster oven, no big oven. The WiFi is great. The neighborhood reminds me of my own in Flatbush, Brooklyn or the Mission District in San Francisco. The trains are close and we even walked back to the apartment from Sacre Couer. I found the bed super comfortable, my niece said it’s too hard because she likes fluffy beds. To each their own. I was very comfortable in the apartment and recommend it to anyone, providing you like stairs! Thanks, Cloé and thanks to your mother for helping us.