Leo's apartment was exactly as described, but I would reiterate to Americans: this place is very small! The pictures are incredibly accurate, the neighborhood was wonderful. I think the American travel experience is just very different than a European one, and you want to make sure that you're up for doing it "the Parisian" way if you stay here. I would not recommend if you are easily irritated without all the accommodations and comforts of an American hotel (but nothing like that costs $120/night in Paris, so that's something to consider)!

The apartment feels more like a hotel room than a full-sized apartment, which we didn't mind at all. There is no need for a large place when you have all of Paris to explore. The neighborhood is the Marais, which is more trendy, young and less "picture perfect" than the area around the Louvre or the Eiffel Tower, but we thought it was way more fun. Lots of cafes and great shopping. There were also two groceries very close, which supplied all the $4 bottles of wine we could have wanted. Wifi is fast so we could watch moves on Netflix at night after we were tired from walking. Definitely visit Bleu De France (little boutique) on Rue Gravillieres and buy yourself a genuinely French present. There is also a British cafe (Loustic, 40 Rue Chapon) very close where you can get 16oz of ChemEx coffee TO GO - hallelujah!

Kitchen has enough hardware to cook breakfast, shower is clean and easy to use. Good hot water.

And for anyone who is slightly forgetful like me, this is not the kind of place where you can accidentally forget your keys inside. As soon as you close the door, you're locked out. Very glad that we did not have a problem, but if you tend to need a couple trips back inside before you have all your things, remember to be VERY responsible here!