The apartment is in quite a good location - a 10/15 min stroll to the centre of Montmartre and close to Clichy Metro station. There are plenty of restaurants and a supermarket nearby. It was also strolling distance to the Moulin Rouge. We made full use of the fridge and kitchen, making our own meals etc, and Damien told us to use whatever we could find (spices etc), which was great. This is a lived-in apartment with a very laid-back vibe, ideal for cat-lovers. My 7-yr old loved sleeping in the Apple bed. What I would say is that if you are coming at night and in the rain, take care on the metal stairs up to the apartment- a bit slippy and unlit, so always made sure my daughter went up ahead of me and I came down before her. Unfortunately while we were there and parked at the Clichy-Montmartre secure parking lot, our car (and twelve others in the same parking lot) all had their car windows smashed in. We had our sat nav (GPS) stolen, but nothing else. We couldn't get it repaired until we got to Normandy because garages and repair places are not open on Sundays in France, so we had to drive around for two days with a plastic bag and cardboard on our car window. There is another parking place about a 10 min walk from the apartment that we had parked in at first - we'd moved the car because the Clichy-Montmartre one would have been €33 Euro cheaper to park there. Well, we ended up paying €80 to repair our smashed window. I would recommend NOT bringing your car to Paris, if you are not used to it - nightmare! I have to mention something also that became a source of amusement and talking point on our holiday - we found it really hard to find public restrooms in Paris and clearly others do too, in the city in general you will find quite a few pee puddles. On the street near the apartment someone had unfortunately left a large deposit of poo in the gutter which stayed there for the last two days of our stay. This is not a reflection of the street or area I don't think but the city as a whole...the only places to use the toilets are in restaurants and cafes...which is troublesome if you are homeless. Paris is a city not for the faint hearted or those with weak stomachs! On the whole (despite our smashed car window and poo in the gutter outside!) I really enjoyed the accessibility to Paris sights from the apartment - my highlights were hot chocolate at Angelina, Jardin de Luxembourg and also - MEGA celebrity spot in nearby Montmartre - two members of the Red Hot Chilli Peppers near the Sacre Coeur!!!! So cool! Couldn't believe my eyes. Damien was a very helpful host and a good communicator. Merci beaucoup!