We were greeted by Francesca and Philippe's nanny who showed us clearly how to enter the building and find everything we could need in the apartment. There were straightforward maps and suggestions for the immediate neighborhood and a portion of Paris' sights as well as instructions for wi-fi and checking out. We had our own adapter, but they had a drawer full of adapters as well as some maps and books of Paris. The apartment was small, though designed in such a way that it didn't feel too cramped even after nine days of staying there, although for tall people or those with long legs the toilet placement is in too small of a nook. Their is a wall about three inches or so in front of the toilet which can't be seen in the photos. Our main discomfort was that the comforter available was far too warm for the weather outside--it may have been okay if we could keep the window open all night, but the neighbors were a bit too loud for that to work. Nevertheless, the location was fantastic. We were able to walk everywhere the first five days (and I had an itinerary of 19 museums/sights for that time) and the next four days we could hop on the metro at a stop two blocks away for more distant locations. Also, it is close to multiple bakeries that helped us stay well within our food budget; inexpensive meals were very easy to find!