ARRIVAL: The apartment is only a 15-minute walk from the Gare du Nord Eurostar Station and was very easy to find following Google maps on my phone. When you first arrive at the apartment you may feel a little overwhelmed as you have to get to the entrance of property by going through an alleyway, but once you've done it, it is absolutely fine. The apartment is on the first floor. Going up the stairs, the lights will automatically come on. Unfortunately, when you get to the front door of the apartment there is no automatic lighting. There is a light switch on the wall, but we did not find this until the last day, so used the torch on my phone to light up the front door lock. When we visited, the weather was extremely cold outside, however, the apartment was lovely and warm and very welcoming. The apartment layout is fine. It's not huge as it's been converted from a bigger apartment to make it an Airbnb studio, so what you see in the photos is what you get. However, if you wanted something bigger you would have to pay a lot more for it. There are plenty of coathangers, clothes shelves and hanging space. There are also quite a few shelves in the sleeping area, however, the four top shelves are full of books and travel guides, which does reduce the available shelving for toiletries etc. There are plenty of towels, spare blankets and tea towels available. SHOWER: It has a very spacious shower, but it is on full display to the sleeping area and you will be visible (no frosted shower door) to whoever you are with. But as you're likely to be going with someone you know very well, it probably won't be a problem. The time we were there the hot water did run out quite quickly so you either need to be quick if you're both planning on having a shower. But of course, you could always share :) COMFORT: The bed and pillows were very comfortable and we slept very well. In fact, I slept better than I do in my own bed at home! LOCATION: This is a HUGE PLUS. From the apartment, it's really easy to get to anywhere in Paris. We used an Uber on the first morning to take us to pick up the BIG BUS Tour, which was a 15-minute drive and cost €9. We also walked around the area and found a great, quirky, American diner restaurant on the first night - Le Fil Rough Café - 3 Rue René Boulanger, 75010 Paris, which was only 10-15 minutes walk from the apartment. SUBWAY: There is also a subway train near to the apartment, where we got a direct train from Strasbourg - Saint-Denis to the Trocadéro, which is just a few minutes walk to the Eiffel Tower and only cost €1.90 each and took 25 minutes. SUPERMARKET: There is a supermarket just 1-minute walk from the...