This is a wonderful apartment to rent! I just returned from a 10-night stay and felt comfortable living there. The apartment was clean, the building was secure, and the neighborhood was pleasant. Even though it is situated along a fairly busy street, I was not bothered by street noise, I think because of the sturdy windows that blocked most of the noise.
There is a spacious, renovated shower room and a separate, small, toilet room. The kitchen is a good size and includes standard appliances, including a washing machine that operated quietly. There is no clothes dryer, but I used the available drying rack and empty hangers. I was able to get two loads of laundry dried within 24 hours.
I was the sole occupant during my stay, but I think two people could comfortably stay together in this apartment.
The apartment has a grocery store and a fresh produce store just steps away, as well as a variety of different restaurants, including traditional French bistro, Chinese, and Italian. The nearest Metro station is right around the corner, however, because of the transportation strike, I was unable to avail myself of this convenience. I used UBER cars to get around the city, as I have a disability that limits my capacity to walk far. A little farther than the Metro is a Monoprix store, an excellent outlet for just about anything you would need.
My host was quickly responsive to my electronic inquiries, both before and during my stay. For example, I reported to her that the WiFi had stopped working. She quickly responded and we problem-solved together about resetting the router, after which I experienced no further problems with internet connectivity.
If you prefer to use washcloths when you bathe, as I do, you should bring along one from home. Other than washcloths, clean linens and towels were readily available.
When I am lucky enough to visit Paris again, I will definitely try to rent this apartment again. I hope the Metro strike will be over by then!