Frederic was a very good communicator about getting into the apartment - the flat was generally clean and it is relatively short walk to see the Eiffel Tower - restaurants, pharmacies, and groceries are very close as well. There are a couple of metros nearby, yet most major attractions will require transfers so keep that in mind.
Overall we had an OK stay, I'm not sure I would stay again as there were some inconveniences. Everything in the apartment seemed to make noise - doors, furniture, windows - we literally had to tip toe and whisper for fear of frustrating the neighbors and for fear of being fined because the required quiet hours. One neighbor did ring our door to share her lack of enthusiasm that we were there - though she and her child were not shy of making their own noise. Morning Construction noise is no fault of the unit but was a distraction. I'm not a fat person but had to turn sideways just to get in the shower door and no where in the shower to put toiletries other than on the floor?
The Furniture layout was not ideal - no comfortable place to sit, and the noisy couch that nearly falls apart when you sit on it, is in the walkway of two competing, ill placed doors. We kept our luggage in the entry way as there is no convenient place to put them in your room nor is there a place to even unpack as there is basically no storage for guests. The front door has to be slammed to be able to lock it (A reminder there are required quiet hours or you will be fined) Lots of mosquitos when you open (noisy) windows. Bring a pillow - they were so flat, they were nearly nonexistent.