David's apartment is amazing! We traveled with a larger group (5 total) and there was definitely enough room for all of us. The location is not located in a tourist neighbourhood. As such, the apartments around you have people living in them year round so be mindful of noise. There are so many restaurants to choose from in the neighbourhood. If you are looking for good Chinese food, try Le President just across the street. There is a Metro stop located half a block away to whisk you to all of the sights but take a little time in the neighbourhood if you can as it is quite diverse and there are many interesting things to see. Two suggestions are Parc des Buttes-Chaumont and Place de la Republique. There are public transport options to get to both but I suggest walking. Climb up to the Temple of the Sybil in PdB-C for a different view of Paris, or walk under the hill to see the waterfall. At Republique there is a plaza with skateboarders and games set out for children. Also, there is a canal there so you can watch the boats go through the locks if you are lucky. Paris is an amazing city and David's apartment is the perfect jumping off point to explore it from.