We loved everything about Isabelle's huge, luxurious Paris apartment! I appreciated that Isabelle was willing to communicate in French, which I badly needed to practice, and her messages always made me feel good. The apartment itself is amazing, with a washer/dryer and two full bathrooms, providing our family of four with a bedroom for each of the two children, an office area, and a dressing room for me, since my wife hates my messiness. The building has two efficient elevators and is on a busy square just a block from a Monoprix supermarket & a bank and two blocks from the Montparnasse train station, from which you can travel anywhere directly by metro or RER (Versailles, for example). The crepe stand downstairs next to the Cafe d la Place is one of our favorites in Paris. This time the crepe-maker allowed our daughters to sit with her in the stall as she made our crepes, providing them with a great Paris memory. We also went to Lili ET Riton across the street, where the servers were wonderful with the kids, and Yakitori, also across the street, when we needed a break from French sauces. One of the most popular creperies in Paris, La Creperie de Josselin, is right downstairs, too, as well as at least 20 other creperies and about 50 other cafes and restaurants. In addition to the Gare du Montparnasse metro, there is even a stop, Edgar Quinet, right across the street from the apartment, and when we wanted a little exercise, we were able to walk pretty easily to the Barbie exhibit at the Musee des Arts Decoratifs and the carnival in the Tuileries, both of which the kids loved as a break from the heavier culture stops. My only two problems with the apartment were that it was so comfortable that it was hard to get the kids out in the morning and that it was too close to the shopping on the Rue de Rennes, which my wife and daughters appreciated a little too much. :-) Merci beaucoup, Isabelle!