Amor was a gracious host. She was very accommodating when my train was delayed and delayed another appointment so that she could meet me at the apartment and show me how to use the code and keys to get in.
The apartment itself is outstanding. It's ever got wooden beams and seems to date back a few centuries, but it's been refurbished in a beautiful European manner with stylish furnishings and a comfortable bed that will put you to sleep in minutes. Plenty of hot water in the shower and Laure ensures that there are shampoo and soap and warm towels to use.
She has several Paris guidebooks to use while you're there and a thoughtful bowl of chocolates for those midnight moments.
I didn't do any cooking but the stovetop is modern and all the necessary utensils are provided.
BONUS: The restaurant on the ground floor - Le Moissonier - is awesome. My friend who lives in Paris was very impressed and has it on the 'must go back' list. It's a French-rustic cuisine of outstanding sublimity with very friendly owners (they'll offer a menu in English as soon as they see you're not a local.) I had the souffle with rich fish broth which turned out to be the best dish I've ever enjoyed in Paris. The wine selection is limited but a carafe of a bright Beaujolais won't break the bank and complemented the meal perfectly.
All-in-all, an experience to be savored. I'll be back.