From the moment I met Glenn, I knew my time in Paris was going to be marvelous. My flight was canceled and the new one was delayed - Glenn was so gracious and kind and welcomed me in such a warm manner when I finally arrived. He gave me a wonderful tour of his flat - which is impeccably decorated, furnished and stocked. He has thought of everything from big wonderful towels, a super comfortable bed, Nexflix and Prime Video, music to a step stool, iron, many hangers, kitchen supplies and shopping bags! I spent a lot of time admiring the decor and lovely items in his flat. It felt like the perfect place to come back to after a long day exploring. I have been to Paris many times and I wanted to stay in a neighborhood that I had not yet explored in detail. His flat is close to Rue de Martyrs, Pigalle, Moulin Rouge, Sacre Couer, Montmarte, Rue Lepic, Moulin de la Gallette and several little museums and other treasures, like the Love Wall and a vineyard. The shop owners and workers in the area are delightful and helpful. After nine days, I was recognized by many people and treated very well. There is even a carousel in the little square! Within 3 blocks, there are bakeries, a grocery store, a pharmacie, wine shops, bars and cafes (I was partial to LaVentura), a cheese and wine restaurant, a new Peruvian restaurant Villa Mikuna (great drinks and delicious food), a cash machine, small shops and eateries . . . And the bus line goes right along the street that the flat is on. There are metro and train stations within short walking distance. I am so glad that I had the chance to explore this neighborhood in Paris and meet Glenn and have a delightful stay at his flat. To him I am so very grateful.