Ann-Claude and Pascal are wonderful. They went above and beyond to assure that our stay was perfect. My husband became ill and had to be taken to the hospital, and I could not have navigated that situation without them.
Now for the things you need to know:
Anne-Claude and Pascal's home is in a courtyard hidden from the bustling street. It is literally steps from the metro. When you arrive you will be given a passcode for the courtyard and front door.
Once you are settled in, you feel as if you own an old world Parisian villa. You have a spacious and beautifully appointed sitting room where guests get to know one-another over a cup of hot tea as they peruse Anne-Claude's magazines and travel books, or surf the Web. Then, you have your own private room, which is meticulously clean, with an up-to-date bathroom and comfortable adjustable bed.
Breakfast is in Anne-Claude and Pascal's own kitchen, which is also beautifully decorated. You will be served plated fresh fruit, amazingly creamy homemade yogurt (so good that I bought the specific machine that makes it and hauled it home), homemade bread and butter, baguettes, homemade jams and jellies, specialty pastry of the day, juice, and coffee. It is just delicious! Oh, and you dine with soft Parisian music in the background.
We were fortunate enough to stay with Anne-Claude and Pascal for two weeks. Five different guests came to stay in their second room and none of them wanted to leave! That, to me, is the best review a B&B can get.
So, to make a long story short, you get much more than you pay for at the home of Anne-Claude and Pascal. You will be pampered, have a quiet and peaceful place to rest, eat wonderful food, and never want to leave. Personally, we cannot wait to go back.