Charline and Antoine seemed like very nice people. The flat was newly renovated which was great as the first time overnighters. There was no Wifi though and it is difficult and expensive to get Wifi for you phone in France. Please not that there is no bed, only the bed sofa, which is really not suitable for longer stays then 3 nights or so. We stayed for 9 nights which was a major stretch. The heater was not working for our entire stay in January, but they were nice enough to organise an electric heater which was just suffice enough so we did not freeze. It really is a nice and cute little apartment near the Eifeltower but still really nice and quiet. The communication was not so great as we arrived all the way from New Zealand and they told us to wait at the Pizzeria next door. The pizzeria was closed and way to small to fit our luggage and us, plus the nice man in the pizzeria had no idea we were coming. We then found a waiting spot in the mercure hotel next door. They arrived almost an hour late, so we were happy to have found a warm spot to wait. The same applied when we left. We asked if we could stay util 18:00 as our train left at night. They were nice enough to let us stay 3 hours longer then regular 12:00 check out hours, but made sure that we had to be out by that time. We then made sure to have cleaned and emptied the apartment and were waiting in the freezing corridor for them. They arrived an hour late without a real explanation or apology nor had they replied to our messages earlier. Another thing to note is that there are no tea or coffee cups or any cutting knifes. Overall, it really is a nice, cute and quiet apartment with kitchen near the Eifeltower in a midrange price. Its nice if you want to just stay a couple of days for sight seeing, but not suitable for longer stays.