This was a great place to stay, that is within five minutes of walking, to get on the metro or use the bus. We loved going to the local brasserie called LA DANUBE, as on Friday and Saturday nights, neighbors would get together and play cards or board games. It was fun to watch that part of French culture. Two grocery stores were within walking distance. Although we did not do a lot of cooking, we did feel that the kitchen was well stocked.
The one significant suggestion we would make, is to indicate on the description, that the two bedrooms are located in the basement. For people who have difficulty in managing steps, one bedroom is upstairs and the other two are downstairs. You did spend time waiting for the bus or having to transfer one or two times on the metro to get to the major sites. This, at times, could be an issue if you did a lot of sightseeing, as it did take time to get there and to get back. But it was not a significant problem at all.
One night when we came home, the fuse had blown in the kitchen and the dining room. We called Stephanie and within 15 minutes, one of her neighbors came over to take care of the situation. We always felt she was there if we needed to talk to her or ask a question.