This was a lovely and perfect place to spend seven days. The place is clean, quiet, stylish...basically all the things that everyone has mentioned.
I would definitely stay here again.
A couple things to note-
1. Coffee doesn’t open till 11am in the immediate vicinity. Three options- sleep in, make it at home or walk to the busier parts of town.
2. If you sleep in the nude bring a light robe. Wall of windows either means you close all the shades and lose out on the beautiful trees (no thank you) or walk around as naked as the day you were born and give the neighbors an eyeful (it is the city of love after all).
3. Don’t expect to do much cooking here. Hell, it’s Paris. Cheese and charcuterie is what it’s all about anyways. Just don’t buy that beautiful aged steak at the local butcher and expect to make a beautifully seared steak au poivre back at the pad.
4. The shower gets everything wet. Didn’t bother us but don’t put anything within a five mile radius. Also, the heater has enough juice to take one loooooooooomg shower or two short ones. My suggestion is to be the first one in!
5. Little library has all your reading needs for a 7 day stay. Save your suitcase space for the aforementioned robe or that 3rd pair of heels (which you won’t be wearing till the the street anyways; refer to pics of cobblestone courtyard).
6. Get the driver for airport pick-up. No fuss and he is so sweet (and cute). Great value!
7. The neighborhood is beautiful AND quiet. Nothing much happens here after 10pm. If you want nightlife you will have to journey elsewhere. Depending on your preference this may be a deal breaker either way. That being said, there are ways to get places ie; feet, Uber, subway. We found fun. And then came back to our empty streets. Kind of magical.
Ultimately, don’t let any of these minor tidbits dissuade you from staying at this idyllic and charming place (except unless you are booming as the same time as us next year!)