The view from the balcony of the Tour d'Eiffel is as spectacular as advertised. We enjoyed five evenings sitting out watching the lights. Yet despite the presence of this iconic tourist attraction, you are living in a very nice, pleasant, friendly neighborhood, not in the middle of the tourist mobs only a few blocks away. There is a grocery store across the street and an excellent boulangerie/pattisserie a few block up Suffern. Try the prix fixe menu at La Casse Noix one night.
Charlotte was very welcoming, leaving us a bottle of wine. She promptly responded to all of our questions.
Be aware that this is a small apartment by any standards . The bed is a convertible couch, comfortable enough, but it fills the room when open. There is no way to sleep more than two people. This was perfect for us, as we regularly left in the morning and came home late at night to enjoy the view an unwind on the deck before going to bed. But if you are going to need to spend time in the room, the size may become an issue.
Everything was very clean and ready when we checked in.