Great location. Lots of shops around the house (supermarkets, coffee shops, bakeries, pharmacy, etc.). Very well connected to the airports (10 min walk from the Gare Montparnasse train station where direct buses to CDG and Orly run every half an hour).
We ended up walking and using the bikes/scooters but there is a metro station near by well connected to the centre.
If you like art you will enjoy staying at Lucile's house. She has a great book collection and lots of cool arty things on the wall.
Caution to people allergic to cats. The flat had an overpowering cat smell which we tried to fix with a lot of spray we bought but kept coming back. The pillows were especially bad and had us worried that we smelt of cat when leaving the house.
Everything on the flat was very dirty. The kitchen items especially, with us having to wash up every item before use. The rugs were very dirty and the bed sheets were clean but had stains.
You will need to pop to the shop as soon as you arrive as there is no basic items such as coffee, milk, tea, water etc.
Luckily we arrived just in time before the last shop nearby closed on a Sunday night.
Lack of space on table and lots of clutter, without anywhere to store our belongings e.g. wardrobe.
The place was a lot more cluttered than in the photos showed and there was no space on the table for eating, along with the request not to move any items in the flat.
There were no fans or aircon in the place (not unusual for Paris) which normally would be fine, except it was a heatwave and got to 34°C, so was a little stuffy.
The shower had great pressure (a big plus for me 😋) with plenty of hot water.
Lucile always replied my messages very promptly and was very helpful at all times, giving advice on where to leave bags in town and getting from the airport.
All in all it was a great place to stay for a few days in Paris, and rare to get a separate bedroom at the price.
I can recommend as long as you are a cat lover 😀