Frédéric’s place is right next to Anver metro station. It's on the third floor of a quiet street right next to a very busy street where people walk to Sacre Coeur. Frédéric provided clear instruction to check in but forgot to give me the passcode of the building which changed recently. His friend Milena was very helpful and replying SMS fast. I managed to get in after 5 minutes and got the code from someone who lives in the building. The apartment is on the third floor and there are a few cats greeting us every time we come back. They are friendly and won't bother you though. Location is great for the value. Anver station is on line 2. You can visit all the major attractions within 30 minutes. We walked to Latin Quarter, Sacre Coeur, Wall of Love and Galeries Lafayette with a stroller. Size is on the small side, but it's good enough for a family of a couple and a baby. Be aware of the water tank right above the toilet. I am 6'2 and I bumped my head a few times. There are 2 supermarkets right at the corner and they open on Sunday. We need some medicine and the pharmacy is across the street of the supermarket. The kitchen has an induction stove, oven, and fridge so you can do basic cooking. It lacks a microwave so we need to warm up milk on a stove and pan. Not a big deal. The apartment is generally clean but could use some cleaning on the floor and bathroom sink. For the price we paid, it's a great value for a family considering how small Paris Hotels can be. Recommended.