The apartment was clean and the location was incredible good. Mr. Reinaldo Aponte welcomed us in behalf of Mr. Jacques. He’s more familiar with the spanish language than english, but communication won’t be a problem. Everything was according to the plan.
The apartment is suitable for 4 people, but don’t carry too much luggage, because inner spaces in France are usually tight.
There was everything we needed nearby. Monoprix is a good-to-go supermarket and the area also has a Carrefour City. Many services are available and the region is very close to the metro station (Line 7) anyway.
From a physically impaired person’s point of view, my advice would be some little changes in the bathroom. Just minor maintances to make it more comfortable and inclusive, like handlebars and more stable carpets outside the shower to avoid slippery floors. However, if you use wheelchair or you are going with an elder, this estate might not be recommended.
Understand that this is not a hotel but a functional neighborhood. The caretaker of the building woke us up early in the morning for an inspection, after complaints of a leaking somewhere. This sort of thing can happen and it was not a trouble for us.
Make sure you ask Reinaldo or the person responsible about the events arouns Paris. There are a lot of things to do already, but street fairs and art expositions are everywhere around the city of light.
Furthemore, Mr. Reinaldo was very patient and kind. He even sat down with us to explain every detail of the parisian forms of transportation. Mr. Jacques left a bottle of wine in the fridge and the estate was fully equipped.