This appartment is very charming and comfortable. It's in a very quiet block on a great road which has loads of really good restaurants. There's both a bakery and a small supermarket within easy walking distance. There are several metro stations close by, giving you a choice of metro lines.
With its huge windows, wooden floors, vintage furniture and shelves of books the appartment has a very bohemian feel about it, which we loved. The view of the trees and courtyard out the back and the sound of the church bells was really lovely.
We struggled more with the mod-cons - we couldn't get the wifi to work at all [we could connect to the box, but just got a message saying the box wasn't connected to the internet]. Luckily we got good 4G so it didn't matter too much. We also couldn't get the TV to work and I could not work out how to get the dishwasher to come on; some instruction manuals would have been handy.
Communication about arrival was problematic. Francois-Xavier sent out information in good time, but the day before our arrival we still didn't know how we were going to pick up the keys and whether my daughter would be able to leave her bag at the appartment earlier in the day. In the end the appartment concierge was very accommodating and let our daughter check-in early, but she took a long time to respond to our messages.