I would change the title for this Apartment as “ Charming little apartment at a great location in the heart of Latin Quarter”, but definitely not “ Luxurious Apartment”. That title and the pictures on the site raised our expectations and we felt disappointed at first sight.
The broken kitchen faucet leaning sideways, the plastic curtain replacing half the shower door, the silverware and glasses that needed a cleaning, were far from “ luxurious”. But Tiffany was very responsive and she sent us right away the cleaning lady who came and did the cleaning while we were getting organized which kind of ruined our first afternoon there.
Tiffany was very accommodating when we asked where was the Nespresso machine that was displayed on the picture, and as we had assumed that a “luxurious” apartment would obviously have one, she brought us one the next day.
Overall we had a good stay. The apartment is sunny and quiet, the windows facing the courtyard. There are 2 fans when it’s hot, but not much place to put them , so we arranged one on a chair in front of the bed and one on the floor.
The bathroom has no electric outlet, so I was drying my hair by the kitchen/dining table. There is an iron but no iron board, so I lay down a towel on the kitchen/dining plastic table.
One surprising fact is that there were no basic cooking supplies left by other renters? No sugar, no oil and vinegar , etc… just a little bit of salt. I guess the cleaning lady takes her cleaning duty very seriously when it comes to“cleaning”
the pantry, not so much for cleaning the rest of the apartment!
Overall this little apartment is a great pied-a-terre in the center of Paris thanks to the perfect location rue des Canettes, with 2 different metro stations to choose from. Tiffany is a very sweet young mother, certainly very busy, and she must not have too much time to supervise the cleaning lady, or fix the wear and tear due to the different rentals.
A little hint for Tiffany: we always stay at numerous RBNB rentals on each of our vacations, and they are often not as expensive and not called “luxurious” like this one, but they all offered a bottle of wine as a welcome, and for 3 days stays only. Here we were not allowed to negotiate for a 5 days stay, so we paid a sixth day for nothing (our decision).