For two people, this is just a perfect place to stay. Having visited Paris 8 times before, I can say that this is such a good alternative to a hotel, & much better value .
Martine was a responsive host, answering various questions before our trip, and was waiting for us when we arrived.
We loved everything about the apartment , but a major feature is the light from the three large windows in the kitchen, living room & bedroom. The living room & bedroom doors open onto balconies that you can sit out on, and the kitchen window slides open . I had specifically chosen this apartment because of the balconies &, although our weather wasn’t great in March, we still felt the benefit of having the doors and windows open, and admiring the absolutely amazing views .
The bathroom is small but perfectly adequate, with a great shower with piping hot water. The kitchen area has everything needed including a cafetière which was just perfect , after popping out to get fresh croissants each morning ( I recommend Boulangerie de Clignancourt , about 2 mins walk). The bed was firm but comfy & the living room area is relaxed & cosy, with the sofa placed to have a fantastic view over the rooftops.
In terms of location, it’s the perfect spot for having a wander through Monmartre (the Sacre Couer is 2 mins around the corner, & actually visible through the bathroom window) but also for travelling into more central Paris with a few really handy bus routes having stops around the corner (we didn’t use the Metro on this trip, although a couple of stations are very nearby, as the bus was so handy) . There is also a good Franprix supermarket a few steps along the road.
I’ve already booked a return trip for next year, which is probably the best recommendation one could give!