The stay was exactly as advertised other than the fact I was unaware of how spacious the back patio is!
Im not sure who was happier to sit outside in the comfort of their own space after taking refuge from New York, myself or my cat Maverick, whom Patrick et Ben graciously accepted into their property.
A quaint stay just minutes from the heart of Paris.
One piece of safety and travel advice I must include.
Europe with Paris being an epicenter, has been overrun by middle easterners and Africans, and while this should normally be "fine" as we live in a "global society" and we are to accept our beautiful cities to become melting pots like New York, they are being desecrated by violent crime and petty thieves.
That being said, the only comparison I can make to what has come of the 18th district is it is like Harlem on steroids.
Anywhere you go in this city as a tourist you must be careful, but if you are a single woman or women who are not familiar with the French language such as myself I feel the need to warn you, you are essentially stepping out into what is a no-go zone after dark.
I had my phone taken on the first night by a pack of muslim "refugees".
God Save Paris!