Pros: Christophe was always quick to respond to messages and give suggestions about places to eat and metro lines .
He had a friend waiting for us right when we got there to check in.
His bed and pillows were the most comfortable I’ve ever slept on.
Very close to Sacre Coeur .
Right down the street is a pizza place named Pizzico . They had a goat cheese and honey pizza that was delicious, we ordered it three times !
Cons: The place was smaller than it looked in pictures . The bathroom and kitchen were tiny . I’m 5’9 and slim and while I was in the shower an arm or leg was always up against the shower wall, which I wasn’t a fan of since the bathroom wasn’t very clean . There was mold in the shower and the fridge was dirty and had a hair in it, and leftover food .
Also, the only window coverings were in the bedroom . The living room has two big windows that looked out into several other apartment building windows and those walking below on the busy street could see us in the living room at night with the lights on . When you come out of the bathroom the other apartments can see straight into the bathroom, so my travel companion and I had to take turns coming out of the bathroom and going into the bedroom the dress. Also, no blinds in the kitchen so those in his same apartment building in that location can see in.
Also, one of the pictures posted that makes it look like you’re on a quiet, cute street is not accurate . The apartment is on a busy street .
Unless you’re main objective is to explore the Montmartre/Sacre Coeur area, just know that this place is far away from everything else in the city.
I’m not saying that you shouldn’t stay here, just want you to know what you’re getting into if lack or privacy, cleanliness and location are an issue for you.