The house is a photo-friendly combination of classic Parisienne wooden structure with artsy-designer class furniture and artwork, and modern kitchen. It is well-located with the Metro downhill, 2 groceries (Franprix and one more), 2 boulangeries/pattiseries (who sell really good croissants), fruit store (freshest fruits and veggies), and mini farmer's market. We were 10 guests aged 78 years old to 7mos old - had enough room to bond and spend private moments. I loved the kitchen, though the convection stove can use an English manual. Our arrival was not good as we were delayed by the traffic caused by the World Cup Finals, arriving at 5pm when the games were about to start. The host waited for us, but understandably was in a bit of a hurry. Then the whole house lost power a few hours later. The host was hesitant to come over due to the traffic (a little show of concern might have done the trick), but instructions given over the phone eventually brought us our power back (around 1 hour) and everything went smoothly afterwards. We checked out at 730 and the host was kind enough to offer to let the luggages be left in the house. On the overall, we had a very pleasant stay and would seek out this house when we return to Paris. Merci beaucoup Jean Sebastian!