The apartment is well located although it is on the edge of the sixth close to Boulevard Montparnasse. But it’s a short walk, probably three blocks to the St. Placide metro and there are a couple bus lines that get you just about anywhere you want to go. The block adjacent to the apartment are filled with schools which are huge flat not attractive buildings but once you walk past those couple blocks you are in prime beautiful Paris. You’re very close to the Bon Marche which is a plus for provisioning and there’s a small market on the corner for quick provisions. The apartment itself is huge by Paris standards covering two levels with views on both sides of the apartment which is on the eighth floor. One entire side of the apartment has views of the Eiffel Tower and les Invalides. Even lying in bed, you can watch the hourly light up of the Eiffel Tower. Several terraces provide great opportunities to enjoy vistas over the skyline. The terraces have plenty of furniture too. This is someone’s personal home so it is filled with their things, art books and art everywhere. While the Decor may not be to everyone’s taste, the apartment was comfortable and there were plenty of things that made the house extra comfortable for visitors. The washing machine worked well and quickly although we were surprised to find no dryer and the management agency did not tell us anything about it. We figured out to use the towel warmer racks to dry our clothes. The kitchen is very well stocked with dishware, glassware and other items you might need, such as a microwave and toaster. Our biggest problem with the apartment was the Wi-Fi upstairs. There was no Wi-Fi in the bedroom and patchy Wi-Fi in the upstairs living room which is where you want to spend most of your time because of the terraces and views on both sides. We’ve alerted the owner that this can be easily remedied.