This flat is located in the ultra-popular neighborhood of Montmartre in the shadow of The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Paris (commonly known as Sacré-Cœur Basilica).
It’s incredibly easy to get to from the airport and Neva answers any questions you might have with super fast replies.
It’s a five minute walk from the Anvers Metro stop, about twenty steps from the Basilica (you can even snap a great photo of it from the room!), a twelve minute walk from the Moulin Rouge, and locations from the film AMÉLIE are all around you and easy to find as well (if that’s your thing).
Accessing the (very secure) building is easy - Neva will send you detailed info.
A word of caution: The flat is on the top floor (6 stories) and there’s no lift, so if you’re able-bodied and up for working off those delicious crepes and croissants, it shouldn’t be a problem.
Another thing... if you’re over, let’s say, 5’10” (177cm) this may not be the best place for you.
The flat is absolutely a “cocoon,” as listed (read: Not For The Claustrophobic)... it’s tiny... and while you may be able to fit in the flat and sleep in the bed if you curl into the fetal position, the shower would most likely be a no-go for you. I’m about 5’10” and I had to lower my head nearly to my shoulder to stand in the shower - low ceiling. Wasn’t a big deal for me or my gf in the end, but a taller person wouldn’t be able to handle it. The shower is also very... well, narrow, so your range of motion is... fairly limited.
In the end, let’s face it: You won’t be spending much time in the flat I would imagine, so if you don’t mind climbing an old stairwell or sleeping in a small space, you’ll be just fine.
There’s WiFi, a small fridge (a market called FranPrix is about two blocks away as is a McDonald’s should you be so inclined), a little electric cooktop (didn’t try it), and a decent heater for cold nights.
When you venture out, you’ll have your pick of nice restaurants with about 6 or 7 of them mere steps from the front door - to say nothing of the aforementioned convenience of a nearby metro stop and the fact that you’re in one of the best neighborhoods in all of Paris.
So, guess that’s it. Based on the great contact with Neva, and the location alone, would absolutely stay again.