Fan was helpful and nice. He was very responsive.

The apartment looks exactly like the pictures except for the fact that I actually thought it was twice as big because of the mirror wall in the back behind the bed. There is the double bed, a fold out couch bed, and Fan also provided an extra mattress if the fold-out couch bed wasn't comfortable. I stayed here with my mother and my grandmother, and I slept with my mother while my grandmother slept on the fold out couch bed. We cooked in the kitchenette, which is furnished with basic cooking supplies. There is a coffee machine and we bought nespresso capsules ourselves. There was a fridge. There was soap and even a really good hair dryer. Fan even provided for a landline to call the United States (but ONLY the US) and my mom used it to call her work once. There is a nice TV but we never watched TV. It was really good sleep - the apartment complex is chic and quiet.

There is a nice Japanese restaurant that is a 3 minute walk and Fan left menus in his apartment. Fan has a washing machine that is also a dryer at the same time. Fan provided detergent. It worked well the first time, and then we somehow broke it the second time we tried to use it. It was kind of complicated. But Fan said it wasn't a big deal after he looked at it after we checked out. We went to a laverie that is right across from the Japanese restaurant I mentioned. The apartment was extremely nice and clean. My mom said it was much better than a hotel, and she works as a housekeeper at a Marriott!

The apartment's neighborhood/quartier is extremely chic and safe. But the closest metros are a bit far, approximately 10-15 minute walks. It was a bit difficult for my grandma. There is a bus stop near the apartment. We mostly took Uber and Heetch cars to traverse Paris. There is a Monoprix (big convenience/grocery store chain) down the street of Victor Hugo, about a 5-7 minute walk from the apartment.