This apartment is located above a bookshop in a hidden gem of a square: 2 cafes, 2 grocers, 2 restaurants, a boulangerie, a fountain, and a lovely 12th century church. Three large windows overlook the square. There's a pharmacy, a flower shop, and an excellent middle eastern takeout all within one small block. We loved getting to know this neighborhood. Olivia's apartment is (as others have said) small and cramped, which was fine, given the location. Her belongings are tucked into every spare space, and the closet was closed with a chain and padlock; there is barely any room to unpack luggage or even to set luggage down. While Olivia was quick to respond to questions, she is not the most welcoming host by any means. Nothing in the apartment was done to make this a welcoming space. This is all well and good--we didn't expect anything extra, but we did expect basic amenities. We were left 1 roll of toilet paper for 8 days, and told to buy more ourselves and take it with us. The towels were stiff, threadbare, and had ragged edges. The floors were dirty. The bed sags in the middle. There's a Nespresso machine but no pods. If you plan to cook (there are plenty of nice pots and pans), be sure to check under the sink behind the cleaning products for the olive oil. We would not stay there again, but can see that it might be a tradeoff: you're paying for a fantastic location, but nothing else. If you choose to reserve the space, be prepared for what you will get and not get in the apartment.