Jean François has a lovely apartment in a [there is no superlative good enough] location. The apartment is very comfortable and fully equipped. It has a quite remarkable collection of art and music from around the planet. It is on a very quiet, tree shaded plaza (“place”). You are on the top floor (not counting an attic loft) with fantastic views not to mention a small terrasse (AND there is a small but invaluable elevator). You will awake in the morning looking at the towers of Église Saint Sulpice and you can go to sleep at night with a peek-a-boo view of the lights of the Tour d’Eiffel. You just can’t get more Parisian than this. You are a short block or two from the (rather pricey) Marché Saint Germain—with a well-stocked Marks and Spencer—and from Boulangerie Mulot, and 5-10 min walk from a supermarket. Pierre Hermé, arguably the best chocolatier in Paris, is across the plaza. There is a rotating marché most every day in the plaza in front of the church—antiques, art, books, etc. You are only a block or so from the nearest métro but you are also an easy walk to all the wonders of the 6th (and 5th and 7th) arrondissements. Jean François was away when we arrived but he arranged for Renukah to meet us and she was friendly, welcoming, and helpful. She is quite competent in English so when our French failed we could still understand the necessary information. We have stayed probably a dozen times in Paris, within a km or two of this apartment, and this is, without compare, the very best flat we have stayed in.