We loved these things about this spot: Location, location, location. Near the wonderful Enfants Rouge market, the Picasso Museum, the Museum of Jewish Life and Culture, the Shoah Memorial, the Rue des Roisiers and its amazing falalfel (try L’As du Fallafel and never look back), the Bastille and its excellent neighborhood restaurants, the Place des Vosges, and also the Hôtel de Ville (try bus 72 for most of your central Paris needs), the apartment is just ideally situated. The elevator makes everything better upon return from a foot-killing day in Paris. Céline brought us a fan for the heat wave, and that was perfect.
The space is funky, with a lot of mannequins, mirrors, and awkwardly placed furniture, and the kitchen (as with most in Paris) is tinier than tiny, but one can make it work. There’s a lot of space in the living room, and a big dining room table. We also appreciated the washing machine and the funky coat racks where we could dry our clothes on hangers. Good space for those not needing luxury.