Céline’s place is well-appointed and well-equipped for a family of six. Even laundry soap, coffee pods, basic groceries (like cereal and crackers and bottled water) and some digestifs were on offer when we walked in. Being on the ground floor was nice in light of not having neighbors below us to disturb with the sound of little feet running and stomping, however the windows were either right on the street or on the building’s interior courtyard. The street was noisy with garbage and recycling trucks both mornings as well as passers by. We would have liked to have the windows open more often for both air circulation and atmosphere, but this posed a danger at night and infringed on our privacy in the morning. With the windows closed, there was still a fair amount of noise and no view of anything at all, as the glass is frosted for privacy. The Wi-Fi was out of service as of a couple of days before our stay, and in light of the holiday weekend, it wouldn’t be repaired for any part of our stay. Céline let us know right away. In general, her communication with us was rapid and complete. As the lack of WiFi was a big deal for us coming from America, we insisted on some type of solution or rebate. Céline provided a SIM Card with unlimited data. We leveraged this as much as possible but only one of our phones was able to accept the SIM and the network it produced was only sometimes able to power the TV (which is only supplied by internet not cable) and the other cell phone but the connection was unstable. The neighborhood was very convenient. We had groceries, bakeries, interesting restaurants, Sacré Cœur, two major train stations and all manner of public transportation options within a short walk.