We traveled in late March of 2017 as a family of 4 (a 20 month old, 13 year old and two adults). Since traveling with as an entire family internationally was a new experience for us, I will write through the lens of what I would have found most helpful. 1. The Host - Eric was an incredibly kind host who was very welcoming and responsive to questions we had once there (it was raining, so we asked if there was an umbrella and he offered to bring one). He even was able to get a playpen that we rented for our daughter to sleep in! He also let us stay and check out an hour later to accommodate our travel time, which was very much appreciated! The apartment – Pros: It is just as described. It’s well-appointed and spacious, with comfortable beds. In fact, one night my husband, infant daughter and I slept on one of the pull out couches and there was plenty of room. The pull out couches are large (they felt like king size) and very comfortable. The living area has black out curtains, which is helpful if you are sleeping out there. The bathroom is separated into two sinks and a large shower in one and the toilet with a sink in a separate room (which was a plus). There is a nice dining area and the kitchen had basic supplies to make and eat a meal. There is also a washer (no dryer), though we didn't end up using it. There is a bedroom off to the side which has a queen size comfortable bed and there is plenty of storage space for luggage throughout. It was as described and roomy. The television had Netflix! This was not described but SUCH a wonderful asset! We logged into our account and enjoyed this when my daughter was asleep. Cons: Light in the one bedroom coming from the street lights outside made it difficult to sleep at night (wish there would have been black out curtains here too - so, I would advise a sleeping mask if you have one. Pros/Cons: Location – This really depends on who you are traveling with/why. It is a good location, walking distance (5-7 minutes) to the Louvre, Notre Dame, Pompidou and right next to a shopping mall. The Latin quarter is maybe 15 minutes away and there is a tourist stop across the street from the side of the Louvre which can make it convenient to book things here (pick up museum passes, hop on/hop off, Seine cruises – with no line at the time we traveled). There is a great boulangerie (Julien) down the street, a super market down the street, and two small convenience stores right outside the apartment. This was all great for a family. However, it is on a street with quite a few cafes/bars, which lends itself to some people walking loudly out of these places in the early hours of the morning and...