This is a very nice little apartment in a quiet neighbourhood. The accommodation is very satisfactory for two people, either partners as there is a good size bed in a quiet bedroom, or for as in our case, my daughter and I. She slept on the pullout couch in the living room and I had the bed. We were able to move the kitchen table to easily accommodate the bed and then fold it up during the day. We were not really disturbed by street noise despite this being a ground floor apartment with windows onto the street.
The bathroom is very clean, shower is good and generally was better than a lot of Parisian bathrooms. There was no hand soap but I always travel with small bars so not much of an issue but it would be a good addition.
The kitchen is very well equipped but the only downside is that while there are endless cups, plates, accessories for cooking and eating, there is not one single vestige of salt, pepper, sugar or any other useful kitchen items when you have a short stay in a city. This for me was unusual for Paris- we have stayed in many apartments over the years and this was the first time we had to buy even a bit of salt so that we could make a meal. There is often some oil and vinegar and a few other items for use in which case I then leave anything I have bought for the next peopleI have a daughter living close by in Paris so we ate at hers mostly or in restaurants, so it was less of an issue. A few teabags, salt, pepper and sugar would be very nice as a basic minimum so one does not have to run off and buy the very basic basics!
All in all the neighbourhood is very nice- a few minutes' walk to Parc Monceau and 15 minutes to Gallerie Lafayette and great metro lines close by.
Checking in was easy and Edith accommodated an early check in which was much appreciated. I found I had to send a few messages in order to get a response which was a little disconcerting.
I would stay here again without hesitation.