Julien's place is tidy, cozy, and perfectly located for exploring Paris for a few days. Three different metro lines are nearby, though much of the city's sights are a walkable distance away. And despite its central location, the neighborhood doesn't feel particularly touristy (a plus considering the summer crowds). We were pleasantly surprised by how quiet the apartment was (even on the weekend of Bastille Day!), likely because it's set back from the street and faces an interior courtyard. Unfortunately the wifi stopped working during the last couple days of our stay, though credit to Alexandra for being very communicative about the issue. One tip if you're planning to stay here - the bathroom door can be a bit finicky, but pushing it away from you as you slide it helps! Overall I would recommend Julien's for a visit to Paris.